April 2019 Newsletter

April 2019

































































Office Hours
Savoy United Methodist Church (217) 352-3993
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 7:30AM-11:30AM
3002 W. Old Church Rd. [email protected]
Tuesday/Thursday 8:00AM-11:30AM, 12:30 PM-3:00PM
Champaign, IL 61822 Savoyumc.org

Pastor Marc Brown










May I ask you a question that is pushing me to grow? If you said “yes”, great, and if you said “no”, great, I am going
to share it anyway. Why did Jesus come to earth? You may want to quote John 3:16 “For God so loved the world

that he gave his one and only Son, so that whoever believes in him will not perish, but have eternal life.” This is a
good verse and it points to God’s love for us. God‘s love will never stop and through Christ Jesus it is something we
can never be separated from. There are numerous Bible verses to back this up. See if you can find one!



The reality is God does love us, but didn’t God love us before he sent Jesus Christ, the Son of God, to the world? Did
Jesus come to say “I love you!”, give a few hugs and ‘knucks’ and then go back to heaven? If this is why he came,
then why did Jesus have to die on a cross? If it was just to say “I love you” then the cross seems unnecessary.
Would you agree with me?



So then we need to remember that Jesus Christ “died as a ransom to set them free from the sins

committed…” (Hebrews 9:15). Yes, Jesus Christ came to demonstrate God’s love for us – this is undeniable. Yet I
remind you, Jesus Christ came to pay to the price for sin – mine and yours. Sin brought brokenness to our
relationship with God and a debt that needed to be addressed in order for things to be restored and get better. You
and I would have been tempted to try to solve this issue, but we would never have the resources or gumption to get
it done properly.



Jesus Christ came to the earth to demonstrate both Grace (love) and Truth (healing from sin). As I have looked at
Jesus’s ministry the last couple of weeks, I am confronted with how he did this consistently. Read about Jesus and
his ministry and you will see ‘Grace and Truth’ brought in the right balance to bring life, hope and healing for those
who will receive it. We need the right balance so that we have hope, but are also stirred to realize we have an issue

and need to change. Not everyone receives Jesus ‘Grace and Truth’ and they remain broken and lost.



The problem also occurs if we get to much grace and not enough truth. We aren’t confronted with the reality that
there is an issue and we continue on like there are no issues. If we get too much truth and not enough grace, we find
judgement and there is no hope for us to be different. Yet, when we encounter ‘Grace and Truth’ as Jesus Christ
delivers it; we find love, an awareness of our brokenness and the hope and healing that he offers to change our lives.



It is proven in the scriptures. Is it proven in you and me? May we be a people who Journey with Jesus to be like
Jesus, so that God’s Kingdom may come and the ‘Grace and Truth’ of his coming may be encountered.

April 3, 2019
Prayer Team at 5:00pm at the church.

April 5, 2019
Festival of Quilts at Cunningham (9-5pm)

April 6, 2019
Festival of Quilts at Cunningham (9-5pm)
Journey Men at 7:00am at the church.
Brunch w/ Speaker Christine Leeb at 10:15am at the church.
Quilters at 10:00 am at the church in the SE classroom.
Scouts Pasta Supper from 5:30-7:00pm at the church. Tickets are $5.

April 8, 2019
Journey Men at 6:30pm at the church.

April 10, 2019
UMW at 9:00am at the church.

April 11, 2019
Senior Saints meeting at 11:30am

April 17, 2019
Prayer Team at 5:00pm at the church.

April 18, 2019
Maundy Thursday Salad Supper & Communion at 6:00pm.
Please RSVP online at savoyumc.org or contact the church office.

April 19, 2019
Good Friday Tenebrae Service at 6:30pm.

April 20, 2019
Journey Men at 7:00 am at the church.

April 21, 2019
Easter Sunrise Service at 5:43 am.
Easter Traditional Service at 9:00am.
Easter Contemporary Service at 10:30 am.

April 22, 2019
Journey Men at 6:30 pm at the church.

April 27, 2019
Quilters at 10:00 am at the church in the SE Classroom.

Brad Thompson (2) Linnie Pague (14)


Tim Jacobs (4) Karla Gaines (19)

Brian Markstahler (5) Dick Gossett (22)

Kyle Schultze (6) Pat Setzler (25)

Tim Hancock (7) Dave McGuire (25)


Sophie Morris (8) Benjamin Hearn (29)

Maureen Radi (10) Bob Hackl (30)

Richard Prout (13)

































Happy Anniversary to Mark & Sherri Akers! (24)

Committee







News


















Church Council

The Church Council met on Tuesday, March 26th at 6:30pm.

Meeting minutes will be available near the bulletin board in
the foyer. It has been decided that Church Council will meet

once monthly at 6:30pm on Tuesday or Thursday evenings
depending on the month. Anyone from the church is

welcome to attend. Next meeting date is: April 16th.

















Fellowship Team


Thank you to everyone who volunteers to serve fellowship throughout the year! Without you, it
wouldn’t be possible. There are still some dates open to volunteers in the upcoming months: May

12th, May 26th, June 9th, and June 23rd. If you are willing to help, a sign up sheet is in the
kitchen!

The Staff/Parish Relations Committee (SPRC) wants
you to get to know more about the folks who serve
on the church staff. This month we feature a Q&A
with our Director of Youth and Young Adults,
Rebeccah Anderson. Please enjoy!



What is your favorite personal activity or hobby?
hiking and/or playing the piano

If you could travel anywhere, where would you
go?
India and the Redwood Forest

Are you a morning person or a night person?

MORNING

What is the strangest thing you have ever eaten?
oysters (I’m boring)

What is one of your quirks?

organizing my clothes by color

What are you reading currently, other than the Bible?
“Praying the names of God” by Ann Spangler, “The Biblical Guidebook to Deliverance” by Randy
Clark and “Rethinking Sexuality” by Juli Slattery

Other than the Bible, what is your current favorite book?
hm, that’s impossible to answer



What is your current favorite verse or passage from the Bible?
Ezekiel 36: 16- 37:14

Favorite beverage?
Coffee

Any pets?
Nope


Who are your family members?
Andrew (husband), and Jacob – Samuel – Benjamin

If you could teach any subject, what would you teach?
A class on the pace of our lives


Do you have a nickname?
nope

What inspires you?
Martyrs


What is something that folks may not know about you?
We homeschool our 3 boys and love it!

Favorite color?
too hard

Pet peeves?
chewing with your mouth open


Flashback to when you were 10 years old. What did you want to be when you grew up?
a whale trainer at SeaWorld!!!

Favorite vacation spot?
In the mountains with my men J


Favorite movie?
Silver Lining’s Playbook (but there are SO many)

Mission Team

PHILIPPINES MISSION TRIP OCTOBER 2019

Sign up now for the October Philippines Mission Trip!!

 We will be working at the Pampanga Seminary, near Manila,
visiting the Aetas native aboriginal people and most of all building
relationships.

 May 1 - IGRC grant application and $500 deposit. This grant may
pay up to half of the $3500 trip cost.

 Brainstorm fundraising opportunities.

 May 19 - next team meeting, 2:30pm, Forrest Hill UMC, Peoria. Bring your passport and learn
some history of the Philippine islands.

 Contact Cindy Cook for more information [email protected] 217-841-0420

Boxes will be send ahead of the team again this year. Be creative in thinking of donations! Look at
all the things we have in our homes that we do not use. This is a great way to donate your slightly
used items. Here are some suggestions of things we can send: hand tools, candy, musical

instruments, hygiene products, purses, reading glasses, books, sewing machines, patterns and
fabric, choir robes, paper products, kids crafts, summer clothing. A more comprehensive list will
be posted soon.



MINNESOTA MISSION TRIP JUNE 2019

Individuals from our congregation will be participating in a Mission Trip that includes members of
Wesley UMC in Macomb and Pekin First UMC in you guessed it – Pekin.

The 2019 Mission Trip will be to Minnesota June 9-15, 2019. We will be working in the Twin Cities
(Minneapolis-St. Paul) area with a number of agencies.

Included will be:


•Hope4Youth is a nonprofit organization in Anoka Mn., that works specifically with homeless teens
and young adults. More info: www.hope4youthmn.org

•Feed My Starving Children (FMSC) is a Christian non-profit that provides nutritionally complete
meals specifically formulated for malnourished children - worldwide. More info: www.fmsc.org

Mary’s Place - which offers transitional apartments for homeless families with children.

If you would like additional information or to get involved, please contact the church office at
[email protected].

Missions in our Community
Support the ministry of Cunningham Children's
Home by attending the Festival of Quilts on April
5 & 6. Members of our UMW will be among the
many volunteers serving at this signature

fundraising event for Cunningham. More
information can be found at https://
www.cunninghamhome.org/stories_and_media/
festival-quilts, or talk to a member of our Savoy
UMW.









Austin's Day is a community day of service on April 6. This is a
great opportunity to serve in a meaningful way in the C-U
area. For more information and to sign-up, go to
austinsday.com.










Coming Soon
In May and June we will be collecting change and needed items for the Living Alternatives
Pregnancy Resource Center. It’s not too early to save your coins! More information coming soon!

Transforming REAL kids into REAL



followers of Jesus.







Fleece Blanket Night – We had a wonderful evening sharing dinner and making 10 fleece blankets.
There were 15 people there and they were joyously making these blankets for the Canteen Run.

Another person took 4 home to make, so all the fleece blankets are done and ready to bless
people!




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April 6 brunch/speaker – April 6 from 10:15-12:00 noon we have a brunch with Christine Leeb
coming to speak to single parents/families/grandparents/blended families about “Go Family! 9
Practical Ways to Bring More Team Unity in our Homes”. She will speak about learning simple, fun,

and practical ideas for creating unity in our homes, discover strategies for helping every member
of our family feel like they belong, that they are loved, and that they are valuable members of our

family team. This event is FREE and open to the community! If you need childcare the cost is
$5.00 per child, or $10.00 per family with PRIOR REGISTRATION. Children will not come to brunch.

They will get snacks in their room with childcare. Please let us know the number and ages of
children who will need childcare. You can register at: savoyumc.org/upcoming-events




Sunday school – Thank you for every person who teaches our children! We could not have Sunday
school without you! If you already know vacation dates you will not be here, please let me know.

We are also in need of volunteers to run the child check-in station. This would take place from

8:45am-9:00am and 10:15am-10:30am. It would involve checking in a child using our ipad and
printing auto generated labels to be placed on the child and with the parent. Training will be

provided. This check-in procedure ensures the safety of all our children! Please contact Gail if you
are willing to help on a rotating schedule for this simple, yet very important task!




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Collecting candy throughout spring and summer for Trunk or Treat Oct. 26 4-6pm. We did not
expect the number of children that we had last year (500+). We ran out and made store runs 4

times. In order to plan ahead, we are collecting candy now through October for this big,
community outreach event! There will be a box in the office for donations.

Transforming REAL kids into REAL



followers of Jesus.







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Vacation Bible School (July 15-18 )- We are beginning to get our station leaders and crew leaders
signed up. Please let us know if you can volunteer as planning is vital to the success of VBS! You

can sign up on the poster outside the office or talk with myself or Briana. We are in need of: 2 liter
empty pop bottles (48), caps from water bottles (70), regular size bottles of bubbles (40), small

bottles of hand sanitizers (40), sandwich size Ziploc bags (140), 2-3 inch rubber bands (280). You
can put them in a box inside office.

VBS Volunteer “Job” Descriptions


Crew Leader: A crew leader is an adult who is assigned to 5-6 children all the same age and is
responsible for taking children around to the various stations during VBS. Each station has it’s own

leader, so a crew leader does not “teach” the station, but simply chaperones their assigned children

and helps them with the activities as needed. This volunteer opportunity is perfect for almost
ANYONE! Don’t have as much energy as you used to? Volunteer to lead older children! VBS is open
to children ages 5-10 years. Let us know which age you prefer!




Assistant Crew Leader: An assistant crew leader is the person responsible for helping the crew

leader of their assigned group. It’s always good to have more hands on deck when dealing with
unpredictable, energetic littles ones! As an assistant, you will help the crew leader take the children

from station to station and perhaps give one-on-one attention to a child in need!



Station Leader: A station leader is someone assigned to “lead” a station. The VBS program

booklet has all the information and suggestions you need to run each station, so it’s just a matter of
presenting the material and planning the activities. Training will be provided! Contact Gail for more

information about each station to see if any of them interest you!

By partnering with parents


we are helping youth FOCUS,

and fix their eyes on Jesus,

in order to know the Truth …





APRIL


 2nd—”The S Word” Documentary showing, 6:30pm (@ Rebeccah for details)

 7th— Regular Youth Meeting (5-7pm)

 14th— Youth Trip to Decatur Overlook Adventure Park (3-7pm)

 21st— NO YOUTH, Easter Hallelujahs!

 27th— Youth Event @ Wesley UMC #LIVEdifferently (11:30p-7p)

Find more information at shane-wesley.eventbrite.com

 28th— Regular Youth Meeting (5-7pm)




MAY


 5th—Regular Youth Meeting (5-7pm)

(SERVE by making food bags for the Canteen Run)

 12th—NO YOUTH, Happy Mother’s Day!

 19th— Regular Youth Meeting (5-7pm)

 26th—Final Youth Group (“Sermon on the Mount”)




SUMMER

MONTHS

For so much support at our breakfast fundraiser! It’s We will meet one Sunday a

been awesome learning how we can serve our com- month with some service

munity in small ways each month (Salt & Light, Can- opportunities available
throughout. More details
teen Run) and we are really excited about our sum-
and dates to come in the
mer mission trip to Milwaukee, WI (July 14-20). May newsletter.

Thanks for propelling us to look like Jesus!

Our Lock-In was so much fun! We laughed and screamed playing


games, sweat and flipped while jumping at Elevate, ate all through

the night and saw Jesus help build some beautiful friendships that

had yet to be released into freedom! It was a powerful sight to

see! We are so grateful for the space to gather and work on

building a ‘community that lasts’ -


Built through the Love of Jesus!

Connect with Jesus and one

another through Sunday worship

as well as meaningful ministries
throughout the week.


Fellowship Time—Sundays at 10:00 AM
A connection opportunity between Sunday worship services at 10:00 am to grab a cup of coffee, snack and to
visit with each other!

Contact Paula Goebel ([email protected]) or Rose Redmon ([email protected]) if you would like to sign
up to help serve during fellowship.


Senior Saints—April 11th at 11:30am
Senior Saints meets monthly in various locations, usually on the third Thursday, beginning with a program or
outing mid-morning, followed by lunch at a local restaurant. The purpose of the group is fellowship, friendship
and fun! Each month brings a different event, so you can participate whenever you are able. Contact Gary &
Audrey Ricketts at [email protected] or 217-367-2098.

Senior Saints will meet on April 11, 2019 at 11:30 a.m at the Windsor of Savoy, We will have a full lunch
($13.00). Program by Lee Garrett, who will display and talk about his Indian artifacts collected over his lifetime.
RSVP to Mary Hackl, 355-8563 or [email protected] by April 9.

United Methodist Women—April 10th at 9:00 AM.
A multigenerational group of women who meet monthly in service and fellowship.
Kay [email protected] or 217-351-9106

Being a Christian consumer will be the program for the April 10 meeting of United Methodist Women. Hostesses
will be Linda Frizzell and Marilyn Hancock. Fellowship will be at 9:00am.

Children’s Ministry—During 9:00 AM & 10:30 AM Sunday worship services.
A great way to connect with other families at Savoy UMC!
Contact Gail Taylor [email protected].

Middle/High School Youth Group—Sundays from 5:00 PM-7:00 PM.
Contact Rebeccah Anderson [email protected].



The Quilters—April 6 & 27th at 10:00 AM.

You will be inspired by all of the amazing quilts at Cunningham Children's
Home Festival of Quilts on Friday (and Saturday). This will give you many
ideas of quilts you can make. It may inspire you to begin your own quilting
project. Join us in the south east classroom on Saturday, April 6 and

Saturday, April 27, 10am-1pm. We have a great time encouraging each
other and giving advice as we work through our projects. Contact Cindy
217-841-0420 [email protected]

Grow in relationship with others


and Jesus by joining a small


group or Bible study.






Finders/Seekers Adult Bible Study—Sundays at 10:30 am at the church continuing their study of

the Book of Psalms. Led by Jana Waite [email protected].





Chapter/Verse Adult Bible Study—Sundays at 3:30pm at the church in the crossroads room

continuing their study of the Gospel of Mark. Led by Jana Waite [email protected] or 351-
9386.





Tuesday Morning Bible Study—Tuesdays at 9:30 am at the church

On Tuesday mornings, we meet to study the Bible and apply the truth we encounter to our lives and the situations
we are facing. We are currently studying Genesis and would love for others to journey with us! Led by Marc Brown
[email protected]



Chick Chat—Thursday mornings at 9:00 AM


CHICK CHAT will soon begin discussing the book "Your Beautiful Purpose, Discovering and Enjoying What God Can
Do Through You" by Susie Larson. This book will help us discern our best use of our time and gifts, pursue God's
unique desires for each of us, and stretch our faith and deepen our impact. Join us at the church on Thursday
mornings at 9am. We are a lively group of women who enjoy learning of God's plan for our lives and our purpose in
His kingdom. Contact Cindy at 217-841-0420 [email protected]




Youth Bible Study—Wednesdays from 6:30-8:00pm at the church

Guys and girls will meet separately and study through scripture in an environment where friendships will grow
deeper, our insight into scriptures will become greater and our identity as children of God will become more
clear! Led by Rebeccah Anderson [email protected]





SNL—Contact Amy for dates and location


Our SNL small group meets 1-2 times each month on Sunday beginning at 6 pm with snack foods and fellowship,
followed by a Scripture-based study, and finishing with shared praises and prayer requests. Group members
volunteer to host in their home and/or lead the discussion. Contact Amy Markstahler at [email protected]
for more information.

Women’s Group—April 14th & 28th

The Sunday Women’s Small Group is a group of women ranging in age
from almost 50 to almost 70. You would think we have a lot of wisdom

with our combined ages, but we are always learning from one another and
from Scripture! New members are welcome to join us at any time! We
meet every other Sunday at noon at the church for fellowship, prayer, a
study and snacks! Contact Ginger McKee at [email protected].












The JOURNEYMEN – Men on the Path to becoming more
like Jesus together.


The Men’s Ministry Group at SUMC is called The
Journeymen.


It is as stated a Men’s Ministry, in other words the Men of the
Church (SUMC and Beyond) Ministering to each other.

We gather together, break bread (this means that we eat) together
while discussing various topics.


Surprisingly or not, the majority of the conversation revolves around the LORD and Jesus Christ, how our
relationship with both is shaping our lives. How our Journey with Jesus to become more like Jesus is going. What are
areas of the Journey are we having difficulty or trouble understanding what the LORD would have us do. Where do
we go for support, understanding, advice or counsel? If not our brothers in Christ, then who? There is no guarantee
that the correct answer to any question exists within the Journeymen but, we will share your struggle, help as we
can and most importantly help to lift you up to the Father, as HE has the answer to every situation. Join us and Grow
closer to your Christian Brothers and hopefully closer to Jesus in the process.

The Journeymen meet:

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The 1 & 3 Saturday Morning of each month at 7:00am for a Breakfast, Fellowship & Conversation.
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The 2 & 4 Monday Evening of each month at 6:30pm for a Dinner, Fellowship & Conversation.
Questions that you need answered regarding this Ministry, contact Cecil Billingsley or Brian Markstahler or better
yet simply come to a meeting!

This Group is like a potato chip - If you come to one meeting, you will want to come back for more.

Serve through your time,


talent, treasure and witness to


spread the love of Jesus to


others.




Welcome Team
From opening the front door on Sunday mornings, serving at the welcome kiosk, greeting and ushering, handing out
bulletins or simply being available to answer questions, there are many ways to serve on the Welcome Team!
Contact Ginger McKee at [email protected].

Media Booth - Sound, Lights, Powerpoint
Work in the media booth on Sunday mornings and for special events.
Contact Steve [email protected].

Fellowship Team
Be a part of the crew that provides and serves the coffee and snacks between worship services on Sunday morning!
Contact Rose Redmon at [email protected]

Children’s Ministry

We are looking for volunteers to help teach our children’s ministry classes during worship services. If you would like to
help, please contact Gail Taylor at [email protected].

Youth Ministry
If you feel God calling you to help serve the youth whether it be once a month or twice a year, please contact
Rebeccah at [email protected].

Choir
Anyone who loves to sing is more than welcome to join us at 7 pm on Wednesday nights. Our anthems are easily and
quickly learned and we enjoy a great fellowship and time together. Come join us!
Kay McCoy at [email protected]

Praise Band
Do you love to sing? Our praise band performs a variety of contemporary songs at 10:30 am worship on Sunday
mornings with rehearsals Wednesday evenings. If you are interested in joining this wonderful group of people, contact
Amy Markstahler at [email protected].

Home Friendship Team
The Home Friendship Team reaches out to our church family in many different ways specifically individuals who may
be homebound or going through hardships. Everyone is invited to join the team at any time and serve others in their
own unique way! Contact Penny White at [email protected] if you are interested in joining or have a
recipient you would like added to the list of contacts.

Griefshare
The current GriefShare session was completed on
February 11 with a celebration dinner. We will have
a one day seminar entitled "Loss of Spouse" on May
4 from 10-12. More information will be coming in
the future. We will start another 15 week session on
October 7. Please let JoAnn Warnes ( 317-9176)
know if you are interested in either the one day
seminar or the 15 week session or both.







United Methodist Women

A multigenerational group of women who meet monthly in service and fellowship.
Kay [email protected] or 217-351-9106.

Being a Christian consumer will be the program for the April 10 meeting of United Methodist Women. Hostesses
will be Linda Frizzell and Marilyn Hancock. Fellowship will be at 9:00. On March 30 Savoy UMC was the host
church for the Iroquois River District United Methodist Women’s Spring Meeting with over 90 women from
throughout our district in attendance. We want to thank everyone who helped with preparations for this
gathering. Several members of Savoy’s UMW will be volunteering at Cunningham Children’s Home Festival of
Quilts on April 5 and 6. The new education and recreation building at Cunningham is completed and in use. There
was a dedication ceremony on Friday, March 22 and an open house with tours on Saturday, March 23 with some
Savoy United Methodist Women serving as volunteers.



Festival of Quilts

The 15th Annual Cunningham Festival of Quilts is Friday, April 5
and Saturday, April 6 (9:00-5:00) at the Spiritual Life
Center. Tickets are again only $5 and are available at the
door. You will see beautiful quilts, both hand and machine
quilted, some for the show and some for the auction. Visit the
gift shop for handcrafted items of all kinds and the boutique for
smaller quilts for sale. The bake sale always has lots of goodies
to offer and you can eat lunch in Spalding Hall. Come and see
the quilts entered by members of Savoy UMC. Tours of the campus are also offered. Every penny of the proceeds
stays at Cunningham to support their programs for “the kids”. You might find a quilt you just have to take home.

Food Pantry News for April



John 6:35—And Jesus said unto them, I am the bread of life: he that cometh to me shall never hunger; and he that
believeth in me shall never thirst.



Your Food Donations Making a Difference
Ever wonder what happened to that jar of peanut butter you donated to the church
food pantry? Of course, we don’t keep track of individual jars of peanut butter, but
here’s what happened with one jar. After being placed in the shopping cart at
church, a volunteer put this peanut butter on a shelf in our food pantry. It didn’t
have to wait long! A referral came in from empty tomb for a food delivery to a
family in an emergency situation—a family with six children. After the family was
contacted, the SUMC volunteer pulled that peanut butter from the food pantry
shelf, bagged the jar with other food items, placed the bags into the car with a few
purchased groceries, and delivered that food, in the name of Jesus, to a very
grateful family! We can only imagine the rest of the story for our jar of peanut
butter, but we can be certain it was put to use in feeding a hungry family at a
difficult time. Thank you for placing peanut butter (and other food items!) into the
food pantry shopping cart. Your generous donations to the SUMC Food Pantry are
making a difference in lives throughout our community.


Food Pantry Update

• From Feb. 22-Mar. 21, food was delivered to 13 families (16 adults, 8 children) with referrals from empty tomb and
SUMC members.
• At Shadowwood on March 5, food was distributed to 13 families, a total of 48 persons.

• About 150 sack lunches are made each week for Canteen Run.







APRIL SHOPPING LIST
Pasta sauce

Canned beans

Canned tomatoes

Peanut butter and jelly

Canned Tuna

Office Hours


Monday, Wednesday, Friday 7:30AM-11:30AM

Tuesday/Thursday 8:00AM-11:30AM, 12:30 PM-3:00PM








Contact Us


Briana McDade, Office Administrator…………………………...………….……[email protected]


Marc Brown, Pastor..…………………………………………………………….……………[email protected]

Cecil Billingsley, Director of Operations…………………..…...…………….………[email protected]


Rebeccah Anderson, Director of Youth Ministry……………...…………[email protected]


Gail Taylor, Director of Children’s Ministry……………………….………….………[email protected]

Ginger McKee, Director of Small Groups…………………………..…….………[email protected]