Emmanuel Emmaus

June/July/August 2009

Emmanuel Emmaus

Inside this issue: I am a soldier in God’s Army

Calendar of Events 2 The Lord Jesus Christ is my commanding officer. The Holy Bible is my code of conduct.
Faith, prayer, and the Word are my weapons of warfare. I have been taught by the Holy Spirit,
Walk Weekend Schedule 5
trained by experience, tried by adversity, and tested by fire.
Chrysalis News 6
I am a volunteer in this army, and I am enlisted for eternity. I will either retire in this army
From the Vice Chair 7 at the Rapture or die in this army; but I will not get out, sell out, be talked out, or pushed out.

Reunion Groups 10 I am faithful, reliable, capable, and dependable. If my God needs me, I am there.

Directions 11 When Jesus called me into this army, I had nothing. If I end up with nothing,
I will still come out ahead. I will win.
Board Members 13
My God has and will continue to supply all of my needs.

I can do all things through Christ. Devils cannot defeat me. People cannot disillusion me.
Weather cannot weary me. Sickness cannot stop me.

— excerpt from www.christianmartialartist.com

Annual Family Summer Picnic Coming-up!

Our annual summer picnic will be Saturday, July 18 at Camp Loy White.
All Emmaus and Chrysalis members are invited to attend!

This is a great time to invite family and friends that are not community members
to enjoy a day of fun and fellowship.

We will begin at 11:00 am and plan to eat at 12:00 noon in the dinning hall.
The community is providing hamburgers & hotdogs.

Please bring a well filled picnic basket of sides or a side dish, drink, and dessert!
After lunch we will have some time for praise and worship.
The swimming pool will be available from 1:00 - 5:00 pm.
Remember:

Do not wear your cross since some people may not have been on a walk yet!
Hope to see a lot of you for food, fun, and fellowship!

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Schedule of Events

Date Time Event Location
June 6 9:00 am Chrysalis Board Meeting Gainsville Baptist, Lincolnton
3:00 pm Board Meeting Friendship UMC, Newton
July 18 10:00 am Camp Loy White, Casar
12:00 pm Board Meeting
July 25 9:00 am Family Picnic Gainsville Baptist, Lincolnton
August 8-10 Camp Carolwood, Lenoir
August 15 3:00 pm Chrysalis Board Meeting Bethlehem UMC, Claremont
6:00 pm Chrysalis Girls Flight
Camp Carolwood, Lenoir
Board Meeting Camp Loy White, Casar
Community Gathering Gainesville Baptist, Lincolnton
& Consecration Service for Fall 2009 Walks Camp Loy White, Casar
Fairview UMC, Mooresville
September 5-7 Chrysalis Boys Flight (bring heavy snack & drink)

September 10—13 7:00 pm start Men’s Walk #110 Camp Loy White, Casar
Camp Loy White, Casar
September 19 6:00 pm Chrysalis Next Steps (Follow-up) Fairview UMC, Mooresville
(bring heavy snack & drink)
September 24—27 7:00 pm start Women’s Walk #111
Jackson Park UMC,
October 3 3:00 pm Board Meeting Kannapolis
5:15 pm Sponsorship Training (bring covered dish & drink)
6:00 pm Follow-up for Walks #110 & #111 Bethlehem UMC, Claremont

October 22—25 7:00 pm start Men’s Walk #112 Bethlehem UMC, Claremont

November 5—8 7:00 pm start Women’s Walk #113

November 14 3:00 pm Board Meeting
5:15 pm Sponsorship Training
6:00 pm Follow-up for Walks #112 & #113

December 5, 2009 3:00 pm Board Meeting
6:00 pm Community & Family Christmas Gathering

January 9, 2010 2:00 pm New Board Member Orientation
February 6 3:00 pm Board Meeting
3:00 pm Board Meeting
6:00 pm Community Gathering
& Consecration Service for Spring 2010 Walks

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Welcome to our new community members!

Men’s Walk #106 held March 12-15, 2009

Mark Allred, Bill Herr, Tim Solesbee, Michael Courtner, Scott Glaze, Dan Hauser, Kemper Watson,
Todd Hedrick, Roger Lowe, Steven Zepp, Anthony Barnes, Matthew Harrold, Mike Nipko, Ron Allen,
Jeff Holtzclaw, Scott Koegler, Dillon Beaver, David LeBleu, Stephen Wilson

Women’s Walk #107 held March 26-29, 2009

JoAnna Allen, Aislinn Barnes, Debbie Nipko, Susan Wilson, Susy Bryant, Pam Hedrick, Elaine Miller,
Edith Morrison, Debbi Glaze, Aimee LeBlue, Kathy Smith, Roberta Watson, Amy Davis, Sally Herr,
Christine Huitt, Nancy Solesbee, Linda Greene, Sue Goodwin, Erin Shull, Mary Treece, Ashlynn Allred,
Maria Brantley, Judy Freeman, Cheri Zepp

Men’s Walk #108 held April 16-19, 2009

Sam Brown, Michael Burns, Jon Gandy, Ray Barger, Jonathan Britt, Jeff J. Foss, Brad Cox, Gary Fulton,
Tab Overcash, Scott Glover, Tim Pritt, Jerry Sigmon, Stacey Jones, Robert Mulligan, George Orthey, Scott Canipe,
Joe Kendrick, Eddie Siceloff Jr.

Women’s Walk #109 held April 30-May 3, 2009

Jean Barger, Kelley Jo Britt, Vonni Brown, Linda Phillips, Sarah Harrold, Donna Jones, Stacy Mullis,
Mandy Parker, Jodee Fulton, Tammy Henline, Caren Kimbrell, Tina Siceloff, Ann Brotherton, Karen Glover,
Tammy Hauser, Elayne Samuels, Beth Cox, Donna Gibson, Jane Halstead, Amy Kendrick, Alicia Gandy,
Deb Harkey, Emma Moore, Tamara Whittington

Stay connected to YOUR community …

We are on the Web! Please visit: http://www.geocities.com/emmanuelemmaus

Already have a Yahoo account? Join our group: EEWalk-Emmanuel Emmaus Walk Community

Facebook fan? Join our group: Emmanuel Emmaus-Walk to Emmaus

Still want to stay connected even if you are not computer savvy?
Then request your newsletter to be sent to you via U. S. Mail!
Please call April Putman at 704-820-0124 or write her at P. O. Box 454, Belmont, NC 28012

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Consecration Service

Our consecration service for the Fall 2009 walks will be Saturday, August 15 at Bethlehem UMC in Claremont.

We have two consecration services each year. One in the Spring and one in the Fall. The purpose of these
services is to declare the walks holy - to give them to God. The team dedicates their service as team members, and
we as a community dedicate our service to pray for, volunteer behind the scenes, make agape gifts, and/or donate
drinks and food for these walks. This is a very special service with serious dedications made to God.
All community members are invited to attend. Please bring a heavy snack and a drink for the fellowship time
after the service.

Pray for our Fall Walks!

Remember the Power of Prayer!

Men’s Walk #110 scheduled for September 10-13, 2009

Lay Director: David Nicely—Team: Eric Clark, Mark Laws, Glenn Fulbright, Larry Cranford, Mike Marshall, Dennis
O’Conner, Kevin Demers, Leroy Leonhardt, Mike Chisholm, Jim Davis, J. D. Heard, Austin Clay, David Sherrill, James
Caldwell, Norman Lztva, Doyle Neason

Women’s Walk #111 scheduled for September 24-27, 2009

Lay Director: Karen Tarleton—Team: Tammy Enoch, Windy Wise, Kiki Short, Kelly Story, Kelly Clark, Susan Bingham,
Janice Kelly, Kelly Waite, Jennifer Wofford, Crystal Green, Jessica Ledford, Cindy Heard, Angie Ennis, Pat Schalageter, Angi
Sherrill

Men’s Walk #112 scheduled for October 22-25, 2009

Lay Director: Phillip Putman

Women’s Walk #113 scheduled for November 5-8, 2009

Lay Director: Brenda Flack

*** Please note that the Fall teams are incomplete and subject to change. ***

Camp Weekend Fees

• Pilgrims - $120 • Camp fees:
• Team members - $120 • $5 per night
• $5 per meal
• Music team members - $100 except Saturday dinner which is $7
• Clergy - $100 until the 5th time serving on a team,
Reminder to ALL Community Members
then $50 to sign the volunteer register located in the kitchen

• Board Rep - $50 even if you do not enjoy a meal
• Support - $50 nor spent the night at camp.
• Weekend Volunteers - $50

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Emmanuel Emmaus Walk Weekend Schedule

Day Time Event SPONSOR—
Things to Remember for the Walk Weekend:
Wednesday 5:00 pm Set-up Camp ♦ Arrive with your pilgrim BETWEEN 6:30 and 7:00 pm
Thursday 1:00 pm Kitchen Preparations ♦ Bring your pilgrim’s favorite 2 liter drink
Friday 6:30—7:00 pm Pilgrims Arrive ♦ Bring your pilgrim’s favorite snack
7:30 pm Send-off/Sponsor’s Hour ♦ DO NOT let pilgrim bring a camera or take pictures
Saturday 7:30 am Chapel
8:00 am Breakfast during the walk weekend
Sunday 9:15 am Talk #1—Priority ♦ DO NOT send/bring gifts for pilgrim
10:30 am Group Picture ♦ DO NOT leave letters or cards on the pilgrim’s bed
11:15 am Talk #2—Prevenient Grace
12:30 pm Lunch Thursday night
1:45 pm Talk #3—Priesthood of All Believers ♦ Attend Sponsor’s Hour, Candlelight, and Closing
3:00 pm Talk #4—Justifying Grace
4:00 pm Break for Pilgrims COMMUNITY MEMBER—
5:30 pm Supper Things to Remember for the Walk Weekend:
6:30 pm Talk #5—Life in Piety ♦ Bring food for the snack table at Send-off
7:15 pm Chapel ♦ Bring sodas or water fro the weekend
10:00 pm Chapel ♦ Bring candy for the conference room tables
7:30 am Chapel ♦ Bring books for the book table
8:00 am Breakfast ♦ DO NOT wear cross at Send-off
8:45 am Talk #6—Growth Through Study ♦ DO NOT hoot, holler, whistle, or hug at Send-off
10:00 am Pray Over Dying Moments & Devotion ♦ Always wear your Name Tag/Badge to every event
10:15 am Talk #7—Means of Grace ♦ And don’t forget to sign the volunteer register in the
11:15 am Pilgrims to Dying Moments
12:30—2:30 pm Lunch kitchen!
3:00 pm Talk #8—Christian Action
3:30 pm Set-up Candlelight “When we figure out what
4:30 pm Talk #9—Obstacles to Grace it means to lead by serving,
5:40 pm Supper this is when we truly
7:00 pm Talk #10—Discipleship understand what
7:30 pm Candlelight Service for Community servanthood was meant
9:30 pm Pilgrims Arrive at Candlelight to be.”
11:00 pm Take down Candlelight
7:30 am Chapel — www.ChristiaNet.com
8:00 am Breakfast
8:50 am Talk #11—Changing Our World
10:00 am Talk #12—Sanctifying Grace
11:00 am Talk #13—The Body of Christ
12:00 pm Lunch
1:30 pm Talk #14—Preseverance
2:30 pm Talk #15—Fourth Day
3:30 pm Take down Conference Room
4:00 pm Pilgrims to Cross Ceremony
4:30 pm Closing

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Chrysalis News

Girls’ Flight - August 8-10, 2009
Boys’ Flight - September 5-7, 2009
These Flights will be held at Camp Carolwood.

These will be our last Flights at Camp Carolwood. We will be moving to Camp Loy White for all future Flights.
We have already planned our Flights for August 2010. We are also changing our days from Saturday-Monday to
Friday-Sunday which is the same as Emmaus Walks.

We are still in need of support - there are several places in which you can serve. Please pray and seek God’s guid-
ance. If you feel led to find a place to serve and enjoy youth, please contact Kelly Story
([email protected]) or Nancy Henson ([email protected]).

Fly with Christ,

Debbie Nantz

“Big House”

Facebook fan? Join our group: Emmanuel Chrysalis-Big House

Donations

Another way to serve during our “off-season” or if you are unable to physically be at camp is through monetary or
other donations. This may be done at any time during the year. Monetary donations will go towards conference
room supplies, food, camp insurance, scholarships for team members, candles, etc. You can also purchase these
types of items and contact one of our board members to make arrangements for getting the donations to camp.
Questions? Please contact Eric Clark.

Applications

Who would you like to sponsor to go on an Emmanuel Emmaus Walk Weekend?
If you have someone you would like to send on the Walk to Emmaus … Please contact Cathy Howell.

You can download or print applications (pilgrim & sponsor) from our website
or contact Cathy and she will email or US mail them to you.
Currently there is NO WAITING LIST

and applications are needed at least two (2) months prior to the requested walk.

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From the Vice Chairperson

Team Selection

I hope to find you all doing well. The team selection committee meets 4 times a year on each women’s walk. We
select the prospective team members according to their progressive servant hood. If you haven’t served behind the
scenes in a while we would love to see you. It is a real blessing to work behind the scenes and watch the pilgrims
change from Thursday night with that look of why am I here to Sunday evening when they want to continue on
with this experience we call Emmaus. We now have over 3000 members in the Emmanuel Emmaus community,
but have only 200 – 300 that are active with the community. We also struggle with getting enough men to fill the
men’s walks. Please become more active in this community by helping serve behind the scenes, sponsorship,
prayer chapel, set-up - take/down, or with set up and take down of candlelight. If you have not been called to
serve on a team in a while please let me know. A lot of times the Lay Director calls back and says that the phone
number is disconnected or the wrong number. Please keep your contact information up to date. Please check the
Emmanuel Emmaus web page for current updates and information at www.geocities.com/emmanuelemmaus.
To keep your information updated or to request where you’re at in the team selection process please contact me at
[email protected].

The Upperroom says this about servanthood: Emmaus servanthood begins and ends with anonymous positions of
servanthood, such as working in the kitchen, praying in the chapel, sorting letters in the agape room, and cleaning
bathrooms. This kind of sacrifice and servanthood is the heart of Emmaus and is where the development of Chris-
tian leadership begins. Those who seek “important jobs” probably need to be assigned more humble task for their
own sake as well as for the good of the community. Those who first give themselves wholeheartedly and joyfully
to the humblest duties are probably the ones who eventually need to be with the pilgrims in the conference room,
setting an example and sharing their spirit. In Galatians 5: 22-26, Paul list characteristics of the Holy Spirit mani-
fested in people’s attitudes and behavior, which he calls the “fruit of the spirit”. The fruit of the spirit consist of
love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, and goodness.

Bobby E. Jones, Chair of Team Selection

Reminder for all Emmanuel Emmaus Community Members —

The monthly Board Meetings are open to the entire community.

Please feel free to join us!

Volunteer to be on a Music Team or provide Gathering Music

We feel there are many gifted people in our community who are not being utilized because we do not have your
information. The idea is to get a pool of interested people that the Lay Directors can draw from to form Music
Teams, as well as, provide music for other Community Gatherings and events.
If you have served or are interested in serving on a music team for an Emmaus Walk or Community Gathering,
please contact Alan Wacaster.

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Agape Gifts and Banners

We need a list of what agape gifts you or your group sends to the walk weekends. Please make a list for the Men’s
& Women’s Walks. If you could include a picture that would be great! Also remember that agape that is sent to
camp needs to be in clear plastic bags in amounts of 24 or 50. Also remember to pick-up the left-over agape at
camp at closing—it will be on a table at the dinning hall.

Several of the talk banners are beginning to show signs of wear & tear.
We would like to form a “banner circle” in the same manner that quilting or knitting circles are formed

to repair old and create new banners for our community.

Question about agape or interested in forming a banner circle? Please contact Jill Satterfield.

Candlelight

Set-up of Candlelight begins Saturday at 3:30 pm. We meet at Knob Creek UMC. We have to set-up the electric
luminaries outside and then set-up everything inside. Around 11:00 pm we return and wait on the pilgrims to
finish if they have not already. We then have to clean-up the church and store everything back at camp. Everyone
is welcome to help with this. Just show-up and serve! Please contact Dwin Caldwell if you are interested in
volunteering at 828-244-9684.

Reminder to the community:
The Candlelight Service for the Community starts at 7:30pm, but music may start as early as 7:15pm.

Dining Hall

All are welcome to set-up and clean-up for each meal. Those who are not a sponsor or a close relative of a pilgrim
may serve during the meal. We especially need help cleaning-up after the Saturday evening meal because everyone
is trying to get to Candlelight. If everyone could stay at least 15-20 minutes after the pilgrims have finished and
help clean-up, we could get most of it done. Please remember that serving in the dining hall requires one to serve
quietly and anonymously. If we can serve during the weekend and the pilgrims do not remember us, then we have
done our jobs to serve with love and without recognition as Christ served.

Kitchen

As with the dining hall, all are welcome to prepare for each meal. Work begins Wednesday evening at 5:00 pm
with setting-up the kitchen. Thursday, we begin at 1:00 pm with unloading food & supplies and beginning to pre-
pare food. We usually stop about 4:30 pm to eat supper. If you can help anytime Wednesday or Thursday, please
contact Jackie and let her know what time she can expect you. Of course your help throughout the weekend is still
needed as always, but for this you do not need to contact Jackie—just show-up and serve! We especially need help
on Friday all-day because most people have to work, and Sunday morning beginning at 6:30 am through 3:00 pm
because most people have to be at their church. Can you help-out in the kitchen? Please contact Jackie Smith.

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Prayer Chapel

The Prayer Chapel is a great place to pray for the pilgrims, team, behind the scenes workers, and any other concern
or praise you may have. There are requests that come in all during the weekend that need our prayers.

God always loves it when we spend time with Him. You are welcome to come and pray at any time during the
walk weekends.

72-Hour Prayer Vigil

The most important way to serve during the walk weekend does not require you to be at camp. You can sign-up
to pray during the 72-Hour Prayer Vigil. You can pray at home, work, church, in your car … wherever you are!
All you need to do is contact Nancy and let her know what 30-minute time slot(s) you would like to pray during.
We especially need to get Thursday evening and Friday filled before the walk weekend begins!!! Please contact
Nancy Clarke to sign-up for the vigil.

Set-up/Take-down

Set-up and Take-down is a very important area to serve. Set-up is done Wednesday at 5:00 pm. The chairs, TV,
DVD, and podium have to be set-up in the conference room. The signs have to be placed at four roads leading to
camp. The kitchen pitchers, bowls, non-perishable food, etc. have to be brought-up from the building, cleaned,
and the kitchen wiped-down.
On Sunday, all of this have to be stored back in its proper place. The kitchen begins that morning and finishes just
before closing. The conference room is taken down around 3:30 pm.
If you can help with Set-up and/or Take-down, please contact Barry Campbell.

Transportation

If you have a CDL with Passenger endorsement, a fun way to serve is to drive the bus to Candlelight for the pil-
grims. You get a glimpse of how much the pilgrims are enjoying the weekend. You will need to be at the camp by
8:45 pm to check the bus, get it started, and be at the conference room at 9:15 pm. You will then need to wait at
the church until they are finished to transport them back to camp. There is also a need at other times during the
walk weekend depending on the weather (i.e., rain).
If you can drive the bus, please contact Barry Campbell.

*** ATTENTION ALL BUS DRIVERS ***

Please send a photo static copy of your drivers license to Barry —
be sure the copy shows your CDL with Passenger endorsement.

Thank you!

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Reunion Groups

Your Reunion Group is the most important part of your Fourth Days. Be diligent in joining or organizing a group
AND be faithful in participation. Don’t be afraid to change groups if you do not feel comfortable in the group
you join. Remember this is an accountability—support group! If you are not comfortable and don’t share, how
can you be held accountable and how can others support you?

Below is a list of active Reunion Groups for the Emmanuel Emmaus Community. So, if someone is not
attending a group or would like to change groups, here is the information of what is available in their area.

If your group is not listed or your group’s information is incorrect, please let Janice Kelly know!

A “Ty” That Binds Abernethy Angels Bethlehem Star
Cleveland Newton Cleremont
Mike & Joy Barnette Jerry Lamb Reggie Miller
Blue Moon Brian’s Friends
Biscuit Bunch Cleveland
Conover Joel Myers Linda Cranford
Jim Simpson Conover Breakfast Servants First Day
Conover
Candlewick Steve Cloninger Nancy Clarke
Rutherfordton Forever in the Son Friendship
Bruce Waddingham Woodleaf Fallston
Linda Cranford Penny Martin
Fishers of Men He Is the Rock Hearts for Christ
Maiden Landis/Rockwell Gastonia
Clifford Robinson Randy Lucas Mary Ann Clemmer
Joyful Believers Lenoir Lights
Grace on the Mount Granite Falls
Mooresville Cheryl Miller
Mishael Hamrick Love in Action Matthews
Mooresville Charlotte
His Majesty’s Servants Kathi Guild Patrick Neel
Ellenboro/Lattimore Pilgrim’s Progress Potter’s Clay
Angela Putman Morganton Newton
Murray Rhodes Adrianne Poovey
Lights in the Mountains Salt and Light Seed Sowing Seekers
Asheville Concord Vale
Dianne Sproul Tammy Enoch Marla Townsend
Someone Touched Me Sonrise
One Voice Vale Belmont
Hickory Dean & Jo Hood David Sizeloff
Willie Bass Walk Don’t Run We Are His
Dallas Bostic
Rainbows and Promises Paula Robinson Rad Mayfield & Jeff Hamrick
Kannapolis
Robert Porter

Sheltering Trees
Rockwell
Kelly Story

Tree of Life
Drexel
Jerry & Christine Mosteller

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Directions to Events

Camp Loy White—Caesar, NC

From Hickory—Travel Hwy 10 to intersection of Hwy 10 and Hwy 18. Travel two miles on Hwy 10 and 18,
turn right onto Hwy 10 (Hwy 18 remains straight). Travel 2.5 miles, turn left onto Curt Ledford Rd just past
bridge. Travel 0.8 miles, turn left onto Carpenter’s Grove Church Rd. Travel two miles, turn right onto St.
Paul’s Church Rd. Travel two miles, turn left onto Hull Rd. Camp entrance is 1/2 mile on the left.

From Shelby—Travel Hwy 18. Turn left onto Carpenter’s Grove Church Rd 3.09 miles North of Fallston …
then the same as above.

Bethlehem UMC—Claremont, NC (Consecration Services)

Take I-40 to Exit 135 Claremont. Turn towards Claremont (Boxcar Grill). At traffic light (Hardee’s on right),
turn left onto Main St. Go to the second traffic light (Police Station on right), turn right onto Lookout St. Go
across bridge. At stop sign, turn left onto Catawba St. Church is on the left past the Fire Department.

Knob Creek UMC—Belwood, NC (Candlelight for Emmaus Weekend)

… same as above for Camp Loy White, the church is on Carpenter’s Grove Church Rd. Park across the road
from the church at Quality Hardwood Frames.

Fairview UMC—Mooresville, NC (Follow-up for Emmaus Walks)

From Mooresville—Travel I-77, take Exit 33 (Hwy 21 North) and exit left. Immediately turn right at hospital
sign onto Fairview Rd. Travel approximately one mile past Lake Norman Regional Hospital. Cross railroad
track. Turn right at stop sign. Church is immediately on the right.

From Davidson—Travel I-77, take Exit 33 (Hwy 21 North) and exit right … then the same as above.

Emmaus Reading List

As you concluded your Emmaus Weekend, you were introduced to the concept of the Fourth Day — a symbol of
the days of Christian pilgrimage that follow the three-day Emmaus experience. Now in the living of the Fourth
Days, you are encouraged to continue to grow in your relationship with Christ and live as a faithful disciple in all
of life. Here are some titles suggested by the Upper Room (www.upperroom.org/emmaus):

Piety: Giving Our Hearts to Christ

Wrestling with Grace, Heart Whispers, At Home with God, Traveling the Prayer Paths of Jesus, Responding to
God, Openings, The Workbook on Spiritual Disciplines, A Guide to Prayer for All Who Seek God

Study: Giving Our Minds to Christ

Neglected Voices, Do What You Have the Power to Do, The Workbook on Keeping Company with the Saints,
Remember Who You Are, The Workbook of Living Prayer, The Workbook on the Christian Walk

Action: Giving Our Hands to Christ

Remembering Your Story, Children and Prayer, Parents and Grandparents as Spiritual Guides,
Discovering Community, Yours Are the Hands of Christ, Walking through the Waters,
Rediscovering Our Spiritual Gifts

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Current Phone Numbers & Address Corrections Needed!!!

For several community members, we DO NOT have current contact information—
mailing addresses and/or telephone numbers.

Please contact Bobby Jones at [email protected] or 704-434-0815.

Marcella Arnold Lyn Barger Sandy Basnight
Linda Beck Melissa Cornelius Jimmie Cranfield, Jr.
Steve Deese Karen Ebel Sue Elledge
Jimmy Eudy Chris Fitzgerald Bryan Floyd
Susan German Karen Ghantt Heath & Christy Goble
Frank Gordon Coleen Hayes Robert & Mary Hayes
Tom Huntsinger T. J. & Sandy Jahn Martha Johnston
Mary Jones Walt & Miriam Lakey Rick & Allison Lapinsky
Paul Leigh Bill & Patti Lyle Todd Martin
Clayton Mitchell Rhonda Mitchell Dale Moon
Butch & Donna Myers Rhonda Overcash David Owens
Melita Padilli Crystal Patterson Kelley Pino
Brian & Jacky Price Jesse & Camille Smith Lois Smith
David Spurrier Mark & Karen Starnes Walt & Miriam Sydnor
Jackie Taylor Martin Todd Howard Wacaster
Denise Wright Trenton Millsaps

Current E-mail Addresses Needed!!!

For several community members, we DO NOT have their correct E-mail address.
Please contact April Putman at [email protected]

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Board Members 1043 McLain Road 704-932-7117
Kannapolis, NC 28083 [email protected]
Chairperson/Community Lay Director 401 North Oakland Street 704-922-4185
Robert Porter Dallas, NC 28034 [email protected]
Community Spiritual Director 225 Westlee Street 704-434-0815
Caroll Flack Shelby, NC 28150 [email protected]
Vice Chair/Team Selection/Membership 1047 Lowrance Road 828-241-9597
Bobby Jones Catawba, NC 28609 [email protected]
Assistant Spiritual Director PO Box 43 704-735-2443
Holly Adams Crouse, NC 28033 [email protected]
Assistant Spiritual Director 1721 Piney Road 828-294-4913
Jerry Evans Hickory, NC 28602 [email protected]
Secretary 9880 Fontana Court 704-791-0559
Polly Torbush Concord, NC 28020 [email protected]
Treasurer/Photography 105 April Lane 704-922-0266
Eric Clark Dallas, NC 28034 [email protected]
Registrar 212 3rd Avenue NE 828-465-0430
Cathy Howell Conover, NC 28613 [email protected]
72-Hour Prayer Vigil 2586 Old Ashworth Lane 704-786-5166
Nancy Clarke Concord, NC 28027 [email protected]
Agape Acts/Agape Letters/Banners 2240 Balls Creek Road 828-241-2049
Jill Satterfield Claremont, NC 28610 [email protected]
Candlelight 3451 E. Maiden Road 828-428-8042
Dwin Caldwell Maiden, NC 28650 [email protected]
Dining Hall 755 Corinth Church Road 704-857-8143
Glen Fulbright Mooresville, NC 28115 [email protected]
Gatherings/Follow-up/Refreshments 1090 Mulberry Lane 828-308-9588
Stanley Stowe Hickory, NC 28602 [email protected]
Kitchen PO Box 153 704-434-5056
Jackie Smith Boiling Springs, NC 28017 [email protected]
Music/Entertainment PO Box 454 704-820-0124
Alan Wacaster Belmont, NC 28012 [email protected]
Newsletter/Website 201 Peachtree Road 704-434-7708
April Putman Shelby, NC 28150 [email protected]
Prayer Chapel 2505 S. White Oak Drive 704-434-2195
Robert Murray Shelby, NC 28150 [email protected]
Set-up/Take-down/Transportation 2004 Swift Creek Court 704-735-0393
Barry Campbell Lincolnton, NC 28092 [email protected]
Sponsors Hour/Closing 8915 Old Beatty Raod 704-591-6617
Elisabeth Haywood Rockwell, NC 28138 [email protected]
Sponsorship Training/Reunion Groups 2540 Eagle Drive 828-459-2266
Janice Kelly Conover, NC 28613 [email protected]
Support/Literature 1037 Sain Road 704-732-2931
Connie Murphy Lincolnton, NC 28092 [email protected]
Chrysalis Representative PO Box 504 828-245-2915
Debbie Nantz Forest City, NC 28043 [email protected]
Lay Director Training
Nancy Clay

Emmanuel Emmaus

C/O April Putman
PO Box 454
Belmont, NC 28012
[email protected]

SOULfeast 2009—Lake Junaluska, NC (July 12-16)

SOULfeast is truly a spiritual feast for all God’s people who are in search of rest, renewal, and an authentic
experience rooted in the great traditions of the church and the emerging fresh new Christian voices. Some of
the workshops are designed for church leaders, while other workshops are created for persons longing for
personal renewal and a deeper awareness of God’s presence.
As always, SOULfeast continues to be one of the few intergenerational and family retreat weeks still available.
Our participants are all ages, and come from across the country, and across the church. All are welcome.
SOULfeast is a perfect gathering place for Upper Room networks including Walk to Emmaus, Companions in
Christ, Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, Fellowship of United Methodist Spiritual Directors and Retreat
Leaders (FUMSDRL), among others.

For more information please visit: www.upperroom.org/soulfeast

Wishing everyone a safe and blessed Summer!