July 2018 Scroll

The Scroll
July 2018

Lorac & Johnnie Lawton
Children’s Ministry Volunteer
Lifetime Achievement Award

Photo by Rev. Abi Foerster

Shepherd’s Center of Fairfax-Burke Summer Activities

Lunch N’ Life

Are You 50 or Better? Please join us for the next Lunch N’ Life sponsored by the Shepherd’s Center of Fairfax-Burke
on Thursday, July 19,12:00 - 2:00 pm, at Burke Presbyterian Church, 5690 Oak Leather Drive, Burke. The guest
presenters are Dr. Donald Trump and Dr. Sage Bolte with INOVA Schar Cancer Institute, speaking on Life with
Cancer. For reservations, call Bea Stephenson at 703-273-5730 by July 13. The cost is $10.00; checks payable to SCFB.
If transportation is needed, call the SCFB office (703) 323-4788. See www.scfbva.org for more information.

Dementia Caregiver Support Groups

The Shepherd’s Center of Fairfax-Burke sponsors a monthly meeting on the 2nd Tuesday of each month,
12:00 - 1:30 pm, for caregivers to learn and to share with others experiencing similar challenges. Before attending,
contact the facilitator, Eileen Thompson at 703-451-8626 or [email protected].

Exercise Classes

The Shepherd's Center of Fairfax-Burke offers exercise classes for older adults. Classes are designed to build strength
and improve balance and flexibility. All levels of ability are welcome. The application form can be printed from our
website, www.scfbva.org, or contact the SCFB office at (703) 323-4788.

• At the Lord of Life Lutheran Church, 5114 Twinbrook Road, Fairfax - Mondays and Fridays, 9:30 - 10:30 am

• At Abiding Presence Lutheran Church, 6304 Lee Chapel Road, Burke - Wednesdays, 9:00 - 10:00 am

Shepherd's Center of Fairfax-Burke Launches New Program

A Handy Helper program is now offered for SCFB clients who need assistance in their homes, including minor yard
work, limited house cleaning, and minor home repairs. At this time, services are only available on Saturdays by a small
group of volunteers, but we hope it can grow based on the need of our senior clients. If you need help in changing light
bulbs, hanging curtains/pictures, changing batteries, trimming bushes, planting flowers, cleaning windows, etc., contact
by email, Michael Hampton, at: [email protected]. If you are interested in volunteering to help in this
program or have questions about the program, contact Barry Wickersham, 703-203-8929.

Transportation Program

If you no longer drive and need transportation to a medical appointment (Monday - Friday) or an accompanied
shopping drive (offered Tuesday pm and Friday am), contact the SCFB office at 703-323-4788 at least five days in
advance to make arrangements for a driver.

Volunteers Needed as Office Workers and Drivers!

The Shepherd’s Center of Fairfax-Burke serves those 50+ who no longer drive. Drivers' trips usually take about two
hours and average 20 miles for destinations to medical, dental or rehab appointments, and shopping locations in the
Fairfax-Burke area. Office workers take phone requests for volunteer drivers, in advance, for medical transportation
Monday through Friday and for Companion Shopping on Tuesday afternoons and Friday mornings.

Volunteers work in our office at 4019 Olley Lane, Fairfax, for three hours every other week. If you can volunteer your
time, please contact Barry Wickersham at 703-359-2918 or the SCFB office at 703-323-4788.

St. Stephens Endowment

Have you considered leaving a legacy that will last? Consider including the St. Stephens Endowment Fund in your estate
planning. For more information, please contact the Endowment Committee chairperson, Gregg Snow, 703-489-3780.

From the Senior Pastor

This month, we are thrilled to welcome our new this: In her early twenties, Pastor Jiyeon left her native
Associate Pastor for Children’s Ministries and First South Korea. She left her family and friends and moved
Impressions, the Rev. Jiyeon Kim. We’ve been learning a to a land far away where she had neither family nor
lot about Pastor Jiyeon in recent weeks through the “fun friends. Knowing that her opportunities would be limited
facts” published in the weekly bulletin. We’ve learned in her home nation, she moved to the United States to
that she has served churches in the Virginia Conference preach the gospel of Jesus Christ. Wow. I stand in awe of
for six years. We’ve learned that she has significant this is act of faith and courage. I doubt I’ll ever be grown
experience in large churches and in the area of children’s up enough to do something like this. I consider it an
ministries. We’ve learned that she graduated from Wesley honor to receive her as our next associate pastor. Please
Theological Seminary in 2012, where she first met Pastor join me in welcoming her and helping her feel right at
Drew! We’ve learned that she loves to play the piano, run home at St. Stephen’s.
5K races, eat green tea ice cream, meet new people,
participate in “locks of love,” and even practice Your Fellow Minister in Christ,
kickboxing!
Mark Mrini
I could list the rest of our “fun facts” about Pastor Jiyeon
and that might help us know a little more about her.
However, I can do better than that, I believe. The one
fact about Pastor Jiyeon that you really need to know is

Greetings from Pastor Jiyeon

Even before I officially began my ministry Kingdom on earth. I’ve seen that the brokenness of the
as an associate pastor at St. Stephen’s, I world is in community, and everyone is in need of God’s

heard and realized that my soon-to-be love regardless of dominant age and ethnicity, financial
congregation is faithful, lively, spiritually situation, and size, etc. I believe and pray that my ministry

healthy, supportive, and welcoming. What a will be more inclusive and colorful beyond specific
great blessing to be part of the congregation backgrounds, cultures, age, and special family or individual

and to write a page of history together! needs, etc. as I continue to respond God’s invitation and
work for the whole world.
I’m sincerely thankful to God, who has

called me into ministry, given me various talents and gifts, On Sunday, June 17, at the Virginia Annual Conference,
and used them for God’s people and church. I truly believe Bishop Sharma Lewis fixed my new appointment to St.

that God has led me to this point, and poured out grace Stephen’s as an associate pastor. “Rejoice with those who rejoice;
upon grace for me at many local churches. mourn with those who mourn (Romans 12:15).” As the scripture

I served Chesterbrook UMC (McLean) as Seminarian says, I envision that I am used as God’s instrument to help
Pastor for two years until June 2012 while I studied at you realize God’s heart and presence, and to seek God’s
Wesley Theological Seminary. For the next two years, I was will in your daily lives. I look forward to sharing more
a licensed local pastor serving the Charlotte Charge, a four stories and time with you, growing up in love, and
point charge in Farmville District. From 2014 until 2017, I deepening our faith in God.

served Warrenton UMC as Associate Pastor. During that Again, I glorify God, the Father, who has walked alongside
time, I was commissioned as a provisional elder (a part of me and guided my new journey with you at St. Stephen’s.

full ordination). Last year, I served Korean UMC of Peace and Grace in Christ,
Greater Washington (McLean) as Next Generation Ministry

Education Pastor, mainly serving in children and youth
ministry.
Jiyeon Kim
All of my experiences and realizations as pastor at different

settings clearly confirm God’s calling for me, which cannot
be replaced by anything else in the world, and of my strong

desire to be part of God’s mighty work for God’s

Children’s Ministry

SUNDAY SCHOOL SUMMER SATURDAY
IN THE SANCTUARY FAMILY MEETUPS

Throughout the summer, we invite all Play at Lakeside Park
children and families to start in the
Saturday, July 7
sanctuary and have the opportunity to 10 – 11:30 am
learn about worship together. Lakeside Park
Come hangout with your church friends
During the 9:45 am & 11 am Worship at the Lakeside Park. (Cancelled if
Services: Raining)

Play BUZZ Words SAVE THE DATE: End of
Summer Pool Party
First – Sixth Grades
Saturday, August 25
Children will pick up a clip board in the 6 – 8 pm
Gathering Place and then record the 10 Lake Braddock
most important theme words they hear Community
during the sermon. After worship, they’ll Details coming!
meet the designated “Bee Keeper” for the
morning to see how many of their words Summer Camps
match! Here We Come!

Godly Play Please be praying with us as we welcome
children from our congregation and our
Ages 3 – Second Grades community as they come to fill up on
God’s love through a variety of Summer
Prior to the sermon, an announcement will Camps over the next 5 weeks! Many
be made dismissing younger children to thanks to all who have volunteered to
participate in age-appropriate Bible serve on the camp ministry teams. You
activities or they are welcome to stay in are invaluable!

worship. Parents can pick their children up
in Room C43.

Children’s Sunday School in the
classroom will return August 26.

Announcements

Just Dinner

Summer's coming, and Church & Society Committee will again host some casual gatherings related to the UMC Social
Principles. We'll share Just Dinners on a series of Fridays (July 13-August 17) at Panera in West Springfield, discussing a
different faith-in-daily-life issue each week. We gather starting at 6:30, grab a table, and discuss/eat 7:00-8:00. Topics
come from UMC's FaithLink curriculum; copies will be available in the Gathering Place on the prior Sunday if you'd like
to read ahead of time.

Summer Book Discussion on Racial Justice - Sunday evenings

Join in the discussion of racial justice and faith and the book, The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander. We'll meet
Sunday evenings (July 1st-August 5th), 7-8 pm at church. If you're interested, sign up through the weekly bulletin or let
Gary Klinger, Lorac Lawton, or Cathy Liverman know or just come on Sunday evening. We'll join in learning, discussing,
and praying together.

St. Stephen’s School Supply Spectacular!

Please donate new school supplies! Hope you'll consider joining in this joint Outreach Ministries effort to collect school
supplies that will be evenly distributed for many ministries that serve children in need: Wesley Housing, Browne
Education Center, FACETS, African Programs, and Grace Ministries. Pencils, pens, markers, crayons, scissors,
construction paper, notebooks, art supplies, and any other school supplies are needed. Special request for Sierra Leone
ministries (Child Rescue Centre and the Ebert Kakua School for the Deaf)-- heavy duty backpacks (no characters/logos).
Collecting bins will in the Gathering Place in July and early August. Thanks!

Evening Chapel this Summer

Our 6:30 Sunday night worship service will continue this Summer. However, it will not include our youth band. Each
Sunday at 6:30 we will gather for a short, simple communion service. All are invited, especially if you missed Sunday
morning worship because of sports or travel.

Our Church Family

New Members: Joel Alvarado, Ava Backes, Jared Bromell, Alessandra DuCharme, Eleanor
Heinbaugh, Rebekah Lee, Sophia Lusk, Alexander McKinnon, Julia Oleyar, Alexander Perry, Luke
Turner
New Constituents: Margo Dias-Parja, Matt & Steph Grimes
Baptisms: Angelina Nancy Lucas, daughter of Mark Lucas & Jaraby Camargo

Receive Christ Reflect Christ Relay Christ
as the key to life, awake and alive, as the catalyst for community, as the call for a new generation,
growing in knowledge and love of inclusive and engaged, igniting mission convinced and committed, sharing

God. and service for all. faith and hope with others.

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8:30 AM Traditional Worship Service 8:00 AM Sports Camp 8:00 AM Sports Camp (M9/M18 6:30 AM Coffeemen Community 8:00 AM Sports Camp (M9/ 8:00 AM Sports 10:00 AM Great
(S) (M9/M18-20/K/ -20/K/FH/FHH) Group (Peet's) M18-20/K/FH/FHH) Camp (M9/ Salvation
FH/FHH) M18-20/K/ Christian
9:30 AM Blood Pressure Clinic (GP) 11:00 AM Staff Meeting (M5) 8:00 AM Sports Camp (M9/M18-20/ 7:00 PM ESOL Class (C59) FH/FHH) Fellowship,
9:45 AM Contemporary Worship (S) 7:00 PM Source Band (S) K/FH/FHH) 7:30 PM Bits & Pieces Choir (FS)
9:45 AM Sunday School
11:00 AM Classic Worship Service (S) 9:30 AM Youth Breakfast Study (M10) 6:30 PM Pie and
4:00 PM Deadline for SCROLL (King's Park McDonald's) 8:15 PM Mostly Men Choir Game
Night(K/
Articles 9:30 AM Wednesday Women's Study (M10) FH)
5:00 PM Tai Chi (FS) (M8)
6:30 PM Evening Chapel: A Youth
11:00 AM UMM Men's Bible Study
Led Worship Service (WC) (M8)
7:00 PM Racial Justice Book
12:00 PM Retired Men's Lunch (M9)
Discussion (M8) 7:00 PM Cmmte: Youth Ministry (M5)
7:30 PM Children & Family Council

(FS)
7:30 PM Cmmte: Finance (C41)
7:30 PM Cmmte: Worship (M8)
8:30 PM Youth Free Wings & Bible

Study (M30)

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8:30 AM Traditional Worship Service 8:00 AM MPK Camp 8:00 AM MPK Camp (M9/M18- 6:30 AM Coffeemen Community 8:00 AM MPK Camp (M9/ 8:00 AM MPK 7:30 AM Grace
(S) (M9/M18-20/K/ 20/K/FH/FHH) Group (Peet's) M18-20/K/FH/FHH) Camp (M9/ Ministries
FH/FHH) M18-20/K/
9:45 AM Contemporary Worship (S) 9:00 AM Jean Taylor (M8) 8:00 AM MPK Camp (M9/M18-20/K/ 7:00 PM ESOL Class (C59) FH/FHH)
9:45 AM Sunday School 7:30 PM Men's 11:00 AM Staff Meeting (M5) FH/FHH) 7:00 PM Grace Ministries
11:00 AM Classic Worship Service (S) Gathering (M8) 7:00 PM Source Band (S) 4:00 PM Grace
5:00 PM Tai Chi (FS) 7:30 PM Boy Scout Patriot 9:30 AM Youth Breakfast Study Praise Band (S) Ministries
6:30 PM Evening Chapel: A Youth (King's Park McDonald's) 7:30 PM Bits & Pieces Set-Up
District Committee
Led Worship Service (WC) (M18/20) 9:30 AM Wednesday Women's Study (M10)
7:00 PM Racial Justice Book (M8) 8:15 PM Mostly Men Choir

Discussion (M8) 10:00 AM Creative Hearts/Creative (M10)
Hands (M9)

6:00 PM Racial Justice & Faith Class

Potluck (M18/20/K)
7:30 PM Church Council (C41)
8:30 PM Youth Free Wings & Bible

Study (M30)

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8:30 AM Traditional Worship Service 12:00 PM Theater Arts 11:00 AM Staff Meeting (M5) 6:30 AM Coffeemen Community 10:00 AM Coloring, 12:00 PM Theater 10:00 AM Great
(S) Camp (M9/M18- 12:00 PM Theater Arts Camp Group (Peet's) Cardmaking & Arts Camp Salvation
Conversation (M9/M18- Christian
9:45 AM Contemporary Worship (S) 20/K/FH/FHH/ (M9/M18-20/K/FH/ 9:30 AM Youth Breakfast Study Community Group 20/K/FH/ Fellowship,
9:45 AM Sunday School S/M10 FHH/S/M10 (King's Park McDonald's) (M8/M9) FHH/S/ Choir (FS)
11:00 AM Classic Worship Service (S) 3:15 PM FACETS Meal 7:00 PM Source Band (S) M10
5:00 PM Tai Chi (FS) Prep. (FHH/K) 9:30 AM Wednesday Women's Study 12:00 PM Theater Arts
6:30 PM Evening Chapel: A Youth (M8) Camp (M9/M18-20/ 5:00 PM First
K/FH/FHH/S/M10 Fridays -
Led Worship Service (WC) 12:00 PM Theater Arts Camp (M9/ Green
7:00 PM Racial Justice Book M18-20/K/FH/FHH/S/M10 7:00 PM ESOL Class (C59) Groceries
7:00 PM Grace Ministries (FH/FHH)
Discussion (M8) 7:00 PM Cmmte: Preschool (C59)
7:00 PM Cmmte: Preschool (C59) Praise Band ((WC)
7:30 PM Cmmte: Outreach (C58) 7:30 PM Bits & Pieces
7:30 PM Cmmte: SPPRC (M8)
7:30 PM Cmmte: Trustees (C41) (M10)
8:30 PM Youth Free Wings & Bible 8:15 PM Mostly Men Choir

Study (M30) (M10)

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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8:30 AM Traditional Worship Service 8:00 8:00 AMArchKIDtecture Camp Office Closed 8:00 AMArchKIDtecture 8:00 10:00 AM Great
(S) AMArchKIDtectur (FH/K/M9/M18-20) Camp (FH/K/M9/ AMArchKI Salvation
e Camp (FH/K/ 6:30 AM Coffeemen Community M18-20) Dtecture Christian
9:45 AM Contemporary Worship (S) M9/M18-20) 11:00 AM Staff Meeting (M5) Group (Peet's) Camp (FH/ Fellowship,
9:45 AM Sunday School 6:30 PM Source Planning (M10) 10:00 AM Coloring, K/M9/M18 Choir (FS)
11:00 AM Classic Worship Service (S) 7:00 PM Source Band (S) 8:30 PM Youth Free Wings & Bible Cardmaking & -20)
1:00 PM Youth Princeton Project Study (M30) Conversation
(WC) Community Group
5:00 PM Tai Chi (FS) (M8/M9)
6:30 PM Evening Chapel: A Youth
Led Worship Service (WC) 7:00 PM ESOL Class (C59)
7:00 PM Racial Justice Book 7:00 PM Grace Ministries
Discussion (M8)
Praise Band ((WC)
7:30 PM Bits & Pieces

(M10)
8:15 PM Mostly Men Choir

(M10)

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8:30 AM Traditional Worship Service 12:00 PM VBS (all 11:00 AM Staff Meeting (M5) 6:30 AM Coffeemen Community 12:00 PM VBS (all rooms) 12:00 PM VBS VBS Cleanup
(S) rooms) 12:00 PM VBS (all rooms) Group (Peet's) 6:30 PM Cmmte: Music (all rooms)
7:00 PM Source Band (S)
9:45 AM Contemporary Worship (S) 9:30 AM Youth Breakfast Study (M5) 5:00 PM First
9:45 AM Sunday School (King's Park McDonald's) 7:00 PM Boy Scout Round Fridays -
11:00 AM Classic Worship Service (S) Green
12:30 PM VBS Decorating & Setup 9:30 AM Wednesday Women's Study Table (FH/FHH/K/ Groceries
5:00 PM Tai Chi (FS) (M8) M18/20) (FH/FHH)
6:30 PM Evening Chapel: A Youth 7:00 PM ESOL Class (C59)
10:00 AM Creative Hearts/Creative 7:30 PM Bits & Pieces
Led Worship Service (WC) Hands (M9) (M10)
7:00 PM Racial Justice Book 7:30 PM New Horizon
12:00 PM VBS (all rooms) Group (M8)
Discussion (M8) 6:30 PM Cmmte: FIT (C40) 8:15 PM Mostly Men Choir
7:30 PM Cmmte: Church & Society (M10)

(C41)
7:30 PM Cmmte: FACE (M8)
7:30 PM Cmmte: Trustees (M5)
7:30 PM Stephen Ministry (C58)
8:30 PM Youth Free Wings & Bible

Study (M30)

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 participation in global ministries of the church.
Membership is open to any woman who indicates her desire to belong and to participate in the Global
Mission of the Church through the United Methodist Women.

Betty Whitehurst Circle: The Betty Whitehurst Service4Others: Watch for e-mails concerning
Circle will not meet in July or August, and will future S40 activities. Any questions can be
resume their regular meetings in September. They directed to Kathy Hennemuth (703-239-2871) or
meet on the 2nd Monday of the month at 7:00 Cindy Sbrocco (703-764-8913).
pm at the church. For information please call
Marion Gunnell (703-978-1950) or Jane Keck Creative Hearts, Creative Hands: We continue
(703-250-1935). through the summer! Let students know we are
available for admiring their handwork projects or
Faithful Friends Circle: The Faithful Friends for help in advancing their needlework skills! Our
Circle will not meet in July or August and will needlework ministry, open to all, will meet the 2nd
resume their meetings in September. For more and 4th Wednesdays of the month (July 11 and
information, please contact Valerie Bates 25) from 10:00 am to 1-ish pm in M9. If you are
(703-425-5470). busy during the school year but are free during the
summer, come see what’s going on! Please join us
Frances Allen Circle: The Frances Allen Circle for all or part of the time. Bring a project, your
will not meet during July and August. We always lunch, and a beverage. Contact: Jean Taylor
meet on the morning of the second Thursday of (703-644-9480 or [email protected]).
each month from September through May. It is
our pleasure to welcome guests and new New Dimension Circle: This e-mail circle is for
members. For more information, contact Priscilla women of our church who for whatever reason
Parrott (703-865-6042) or Betty Ann Van Matre cannot participate in a monthly circle meeting, but
(703-663-7828). would like to be informed about current UMW
activities, present concerns, and information on
Teen Circle: The Teen Circle will not meet this UMW and St. Stephen’s in general. Contact Linda
summer and will resume their regular schedule in Baird, the New Dimension Circle Coordinator
September. For more information, contact Betty (703-591-6023, [email protected]).
Baumgartner (703-239-0125) or Sara Alexander
(703-470-2656).

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UMW is open to all women in the church and our activities include six circles
(including a teen circle and an e-mail circle called the New Dimension Circle),
a Bible Study, a book club, the Creative Hearts, Creative Hands sewing group
(which includes the Prayer Shawl Ministry), an annual Women’s Weekend retreat,
and the Maranatha Singers. For more information on any of our activities please pick up a blue UMW
Activity Sheet in the Gathering Place or on the UMW Bulletin Board.

Book Club: The Book Club will not meet again UMW Board Meeting: The UMW Board does
until Thursday, September 20 at 10:00 am in C40. not meet in July or August. Our next meeting will

The book choice will be given in August. For be on Monday, September 24 in C40 at 9:30 am.
more information please contact Rachel Martinez All are welcome to attend. For questions please
contact Suzanne Bottoms ([email protected],
([email protected] or 703-425-0480).
703-978-4871).
Wednesday Women’s Bible Study: The
Women’s Bible Study will meet in July from 9:30- UMCOR Kits: Relief-supply kits help provide

11:00 am on Wednesdays (except July 4) in M8. care for the most vulnerable people during times
They will continue until July 18 reading Ten of crisis. UMCOR collects 6 types of kits for
Women of the Bible: One by One They Changed global distribution and cleaning buckets for U.S.
the World by Max Lucado with Jenna Lucado distribution after storms. Kits help sustain

Bishop. After that they will begin another summer everyday life for people who lack ready access to
reading. For further information, please contact essential supplies. They provide vital support for
Patti Keppler ([email protected], UMCOR’s global development work and make a
tangible difference in people’s lives. This year, St.
571-214-4296).
Stephen’s UMW sent 49 school kits and 45 health
The UMW Reading Program: This month’s kits to UMCOR along with $154.00 to cover
book is entitled: Adventure of Ascent: Field Notes shipping and toothpaste. Thanks to all of you
from a Lifelong Journey, by Luci Shaw. The author is who worked so hard helping those in need.
84 years old and thinking back on the challenges
and adventures of her life. The book, listed on the UMW Brochure: The updated UMW Brochure

recommended reading list, contains poetry, (in purple) is now on the UMW Bulletin Board
scripture references, and musings on, among other and in the Gathering Place. Please share with
anyone who might want to know more about our
things, church, health, family and traveling.
UMW circles and other activities.

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Youth Ministry News for 7-12 Graders

Are you a graduating seniors/rising college
freshmen, a High Schooler who've never been
confirmed or baptized, or just a High
Schooler whose interested in exploring your
faith more deeply? Especially
your questions...
Then you’ll want to join us Aug 3-5 in
Richmond for our summer confirmation retreat, SummerCon!
To Sign-Up or get more info: E-mail Pastor Drew

@ssumc_youth
@saintstephensyouth

http://www.ststephensfairfax.org/opportunities-for-youth/

Contact Information

Rev. Mark Mrini Tammy Lydon
Senior Pastor Director of Music Ministries

[email protected] [email protected]

Extension 104 Extension 107

Rev. Drew VanDyke Colby Harold Mansfield
Associate Pastor Maintenance Engineer

[email protected] 703-978-8724
Extension 105
Veronica Mayes
Rev. Jiyeon Kim Preschool Director
Associate Pastor
[email protected]
[email protected] 703-978-9024
Extension 103
Leslie McAndrew
Sarah Backes Preschool Administrative Assistant
Assistant Youth Minister
[email protected]
[email protected]
Susan Snow
Mike Faunda Financial Manager
Director of Media Ministries
[email protected]
[email protected] Extension 106

Anita Febbo Rob Vaughan
Administrative Assistant Coordinator of Communications

[email protected] [email protected]
Extension 100
Karen Wells
Esther Lee Office Manager
Accompanist
[email protected]
[email protected] Extension 102

Dr. Ingrid Lestrud

Children’s Music Ministry Coordinator
[email protected]

St. Stephen’s United Methodist Church

9203 Braddock Rd., Burke, VA 22015

703-978-8724 ststephensfairfax.org

All for Pie, Pie for All!

Join us for Pie & Game Night

When: Saturday, July 21, 6:30-8pm,
Where: Fellowship Hall
What’s Happening:

Fellowship & fun with pie & games
Pie baking Contest
Pie eating Contest

Spending time with your church family!

Bring a pie and game to share!
Childcare is available.

July 2018