September 2018 Scroll

The Scroll
September 2018

SummerCon

Photo by Rev. Drew VanDyke Colby

Announcements

Helping Children Worldwide

On Saturday, September 8, beginning at 7:00 p.m., please join us in the
Welcome Center for a casual night of modern musical classics performed by
Sonja Tussing and her band. The event is free and any donations will go to
Helping Children Worldwide, which strengthens communities in Sierra
Leone, one of the poorest countries in the world, by supporting programs
that provide vulnerable children and their families with opportunities for
education, health care, and spiritual mentoring. The Child Rescue Centre
(CRC) and Mercy Hospital are especially focused on education, family
stability, maternal health, infant survival, and childhood nutrition. By partnering with local government and child
advocacy organizations in Sierra Leone, the CRC and Mercy Hospital help children and families achieve their wonderful,
God-given potential. Join us on September 8 to transform lives and communities. Questions and request for information
can be sent to Jerry Kohns at [email protected]

From the Senior Pastor

Methodists, generally speaking, don’t have different beliefs From September 9-30, we’ll share a sermon series called
than other Christians, but Methodists certainly emphasize “Faith Flix.” Over the course of these four weeks, we’ll see

some of our Christian beliefs more than others. One of our if we can hear the Lord speaking through four movies: 1)
emphasized beliefs is “prevenient grace.” Grace is God’s “On a Clear Day” (PG-13) (September 9) 2) “A Beautiful

undeserved presence and favor. Prevenient means coming Mind” (PG-13) (September 16) 3) “The King’s Speech” (R)
before. So, prevenient grace is God’s undeserved presence (September 23), and 4) “Up” (PG) (September 30).

and favor working in a person’s life before he or she is If you are able (taking their ratings into account) to view
asking for it, or even aware of it. Our lives are changed and these movies before we think about them in church, our
worship experience will be enhanced on those days. If we
healed when we do begin consciously inviting God’s grace are able to remember that Jesus speaks through the most
to fill our hearts, but grace keeps knocking and knocking unlikely people and in the most unlikely places to wake us
whether we ever hear the knocking or not.

So, if this “knocking” is everywhere and all the time, we to our need for him, we may just hear a word from God.

ought to see some of this knocking occurring in the Bring a friend and join us for worship at our BBQ kickoff
imaginations of film writers! Yes, we can expect to see on September 9 and throughout the rest of the month!

God’s fingerprints in movies that didn’t even try to be Your Fellow Minister in Christ,
religious.

Mark Mrini

A Short Story of Abundant Grace

1. We were contacted by Homestretch* with news of someone who needed a car to help get out of poverty.
2. We put it in the bulletin.
3. A church member told their family member. The family member contacted the church.
4. The person is now getting a car to help them get out of poverty.
Our church is not perfect. But God does not let that stop this amazing grace from showing up in people's lives. Thanks
be to God!
*Homestretch is one of our partners in the Manger Ministry to prevent and end homelessness in Fairfax County.

Dear Friends,

As you know, Mainline Protestant Churches in the U.S. have experienced disagreement about human sexuality for several
decades. The United Methodist Church is currently experiencing disagreement about same sex marriage and LGBTQ
ordination. One thing that makes our United Methodist case different from other denominations is our connectional
governance. This has set us on our own unique path. In The United Methodist Church, the General Conference (a
convention of elected delegates from across the denomination) speaks for all local congregations regarding social positions
and theology, including the Central Conferences outside the U.S. To be United Methodist means to be covenanted to one
another through the General Conference. In other words, local churches in the UMC are more “tied together” than in
some other denominations. The General Conference speaks for St. Stephen’s and every other United Methodist
congregation, including the Central Conferences outside the U.S.

Typically the General Conference convenes once every four years for a two week session. It cannot speak in between
sessions. The United Methodist Church, at the 2016 General Conference, created a group to work together to find creative
solutions to our disagreements about human sexuality and to make recommendations to a special called General
Conference in February of 2019. This group is called “The Commission on a Way Forward”. The COWF does not have
any power to enact legislation. Their function is to attempt to craft creative proposals for the denomination. The General
Conference in 2019 will review their proposals (and possibly others) and either accept, reject, modify, or possibly choose
not to act on those recommendations.

Since the United Methodist Church has worked with this issue at every General Conference in recent memory, one way of
making sense of this special called 2019 General Conference is to ask “What’s new and what’s different from previous
General Conferences?”

Here’s what’s new:

We, as a denomination, approach the 2019 General Conference with a heightened sense of urgency to resolve the
impasse within the UMC.

The business of this General Conference is dedicated exclusively to conversation about human sexuality. All other
denominational business will wait for the regularly scheduled 2020 General Conference.

Here’s what’s the same:

The COWF has only proposed ideas (perhaps with variations) that have been discussed at previous General
Conferences. Therefore, the 2019 General Conference will likely hear and act on proposals similar to the proposals
at prior General Conferences.

The delegates at the 2019 GC will be, for the most part, the same delegates that attended the 2016 GC.
Voting procedures and rules will be the same as at other GCs.

It is very difficult, playing the role of prognosticator, to predict what, if any, action GC 2019 may take. Stay tuned, and
pray for God’s leading for our denomination. At St. Stephen’s we will continue to focus on our mission to make disciples,
pray for our denominational legislative body, and address any action that may be taken, when and if that time comes.

We plan to hold three identical info sessions in September at St. Stephen’s: 1) Tuesday, the 11th at 2PM. 2) Thursday, the
13th at 7:30PM. 3) Thursday, the 20th at 7:30PM. At these sessions, we will explain this process in more detail and field
questions about the process. The focus of these sessions will be on conveying available information.

May God’s grace lead and guide you this day and always.

Your Fellow Ministers in Christ,

Rev. Mark Mrini, Senior Pastor

Rev. Drew VanDyke Colby, Associate Pastor

Rev. Jiyeon Kim, Associate Pastor

Lesley Hatch, Church Council Chair

Announcements

Searching for Outreach Committee Members

If you are looking for a way to serve the Community at large, please consider joining our Outreach Committee – we are
recruiting! It’s not scary, and it only takes about 60 minutes of your time to attend a monthly meeting. The Outreach
Committee works with approximately 20+ ministries that help reflect Christ as the catalyst for community, inclusive and
engaged, igniting mission and service for all. The Outreach Committee reviews policy matters and budget formulation and
execution to make these ministries effective. If you’d like to know more about the role of serving, please contact one of
the Committee’s Co-Chairs, Glen Bottoms, 703-978-4871, [email protected]; or Sandra Gregory, 703-626-2378,
[email protected].

Blood Drive

Every day, approximately 200 donors must donate whole blood, red cells, platelets and plasma to support the diverse
needs of the patients in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area. Currently there is a critical need for the following types
of blood: O+, O-, B+, B- and A-.

You can help by being a blood donor. The next St. Stephen’s blood drive, conducted by Inova Blood Donor Services, will
be Monday, Sept. 17 , from 2:00 pm – 7:00 pm in the Fellowship Hall. You are eligible to donate if you are in good
health, weigh at least 110 pounds, are at least 16 years of age, and have not donated whole blood since July 24. Also, the
Inova team will have the ALYX system available for those who wish to donate “double reds.”

If you have previously signed up to donate, you will be contacted to confirm your appointment. New donors are
especially welcome. Please consider being a blood donor and giving someone “the gift of life”. Contact Roger Hartman to
schedule an appointment or for more information: 703-425-7268; [email protected].

2nd Cup

Have you been missing your Monday morning coffee? Not a fan of coffee? We have tea! We would love for you to join
us for a warm cuppa & conversation at 2nd Cup, a social group for women. We provide the coffee, tea, listening ears and
a short devotional. You will find us Monday Sept 10 at 9:15 in the Welcome Center. Free childcare for Infants and
preschoolers will be available.

Acolyte Training

If your child or teen expressed an interest in serving as one of our acolytes during worship at either 8:30 or 11 a.m.
service, participate in our training session on Sunday, September 16 at 12:15 p.m. Students must be a 2nd grader or older.
Students and parents are required to attend training together. Please RSVP to the church office.

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.

5:30 PM Youth Group Kick-Off (M30/ 7:30 PM Mighty Peals 7:30 PM Disciple Bible Study- 7:30 PM Boy Scouts Troop 1131 (M9/ 7:30 PM New Horizon Group 4:00 PM Deadline
M9/FH) of Joy (M9) New Testament (M8) M16/M18-20/K/FH) (M8) for
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6:30 PM Evening Chapel: A Youth Led 7:30 PM Girl Scout Service Unit 7:30 PM Cmmte: Church & Society (C41) 8:15 PM Mostly Men Choir Articles
Worship Service (WC) 54-15 (C41) 7:30 PM Cmmte: FACE (M8) (M10)
7:30 PM Stephen Ministry (C58)
8:30 PM Youth Free Wings & Bible

Study (M30)

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8:30 AM Traditional Worship Service (S) 9:15 AM Where Moms 10:00 AM Staff Retreat (offsite) 6:30 AM Coffeemen Community Group 7:00 PM ESOL Class (C59) 4:00 PM Grace 7:30 AM Grace
9:30 AM Blood Pressure Clinic (GP) Connect (C40) 11:00 AM Staff Meeting (M5) (Peet's) 7:30 PM Bits & Pieces (M10) Ministries Set- Ministries
9:30 AM Cherub Choir (C42) 7:00 PM Cmmte: Stewardship 8:15 PM Mostly Men Choir Up
9:45 AM Contemporary Worship (S) 2:00 PM Blood Drive 6:30 AM Youth Breakfast Study (King's
9:45 AM Sunday School (FH/FHH) (M5) Park McDonald's) (M10)
10:45 AM Children's Choir (FS) 7:00 PM Cub Scout Pack 1131
11:00 AM Classic Worship Service (S) 6:45 PM Orchestra (S) 9:30 AMWednesday Women's Bible
12:15 PM Acolyte Training (S) 7:30 PM Chancel Choir (M9/M18/20/FH/FHH) Study (M8)
4:30 PM Mustard Seed Productions (S) 7:00 PM Source Band (S)
5:00 PM Tai Chi (FS) (M10) 7:30 PM Disciple Bible Study- 11:00 AM UMM Men's Bible Study (M8)
5:30 PM Youth Group (M30/M9/FH) 7:30 PM Mighty Peals 12:00 PM Retired Men's Lunch (M9)
New Testament (M8) 7:00 PM Cmmte: Youth Ministry (M5)
6:30 PM Evening Chapel: A Youth Led of Joy (M9) 7:30 PM Boy Scouts Troop 1131 (M9/
Worship Service (WC)
M16/M18-20/K/FH)

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 (S) 9:15 AM Where Moms 11:00 AM Staff Meeting (M5) 6:30 AM Coffeemen Community Group 5:30 PM Girl Scouts Troop 8:00 AM Alexandria 8:00
9:30 AM Cherub Choir (C42) Connect (C40) 5:30 PM Girl Scout Troop 1186 (Peet's) 1186 (FS) District AM Alexan
9:45 AM Contemporary Worship (S) Training Event dria District
9:45 AM Sunday School 9:30 AM UMW Board (FS) 6:30 AM Youth Breakfast Study (King's 7:00 PM Boy Scouts Troop (FH) Training
10:45 AM Children's Choir (FS) Meeting (C40) 7:00 PM Cmmte: Stewardship Park McDonald's) 1131 Committee (M9) Event (FH)

11:00 AM Classic Worship Service (S) 6:45 PM Orchestra (S) (M5) 9:30 AMWednesday Women's Bible 7:00 PM ESOL Class (C59)
12:15 PM Shepherd Ministry Captains
7:00 PM Gril Scout 7:00 PM Cub Scout Pack 1131 Study (M8) 7:00 PM Grace Ministries
Meeting (M18-20/FH/K) Troop 1465 (FS) (M9/M18/20/FH/FHH) 10:00 AM Creative Hearts/Creative Praise Band (S)
4:30 PM Mustard Seed Productions (S)
5:00 PM Tai Chi (FS) 7:30 PM Chancel Choir 7:00 PM Source Band (S) Hands (M9) 7:30 PM Bits & Pieces (M10)
5:30 PM Youth Group (M30/M9/FH) (M10) 7:30 PM Boy Scout Patriot 6:00 PM Racial Justice & Faith Class 8:15 PM Mostly Men Choir
6:30 PM Evening Chapel: A Youth Led
7:30 PM Men's District Committee Potluck (M18/20/K) (M10)
Worship Service (WC) Gathering (M8) (M18/20) 7:30 PM Boy Scouts Troop 1131 (M9/
7:30 PM Disciple Bible Study-
7:30 PM Mighty Peals New Testament (M8) M16/M18-20/K/FH)
of Joy (M9) 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 (S) 9:15 AM Where Moms 11:00 AM Staff Meeting (M5) 6:30 AM Coffeemen Community Group 10:00 AM Coloring, 5:00 PM First 10:00 AM Great
9:30 AM Cherub Choir (C42) Connect (C40) 6:30 PM Source Planning (M10) (Peet's) Cardmaking & Fridays - Salvation
9:45 AM Contemporary Worship (S) 7:00 PM Cmmte: Stewardship Conversation Green Christian
9:45 AM Sunday School 6:45 PM Orchestra (S) 6:30 AM Youth Breakfast Study (King's Community Group Groceries Fellowship,
10:45 AM Children's Choir (FS) 7:30 PM Chancel Choir (M5) Park McDonald's) (M8/M9) (FH/FHH) Choir (FS)
11:00 AM Classic Worship Service (S) 7:00 PM Cub Scout Pack 1131
4:30 PM Mustard Seed Productions (S) (M10) 9:30 AMWednesday Women's Bible 7:00 PM ESOL Class (C59)
5:00 PM Tai Chi (FS) 7:30 PM Mighty Peals (M9/M18/20/FH/FHH) Study (M8) 7:00 PM Grace Ministries
5:30 PM Youth Group (M30/M9/FH) 7:00 PM Source Band (S)
6:30 PM Evening Chapel: A Youth Led of Joy (M9) 7:30 PM Disciple Bible Study- 7:00 PM Cmmte: Preschool (C59) Praise Band ((WC)
7:30 PM Boy Scouts Troop 1131 (M9/ 7:30 PM Bits & Pieces (M10)
Worship Service (WC) New Testament (M8) 8:15 PM Mostly Men Choir
M16/M18-20/K/FH)
7:30 PM Cmmte: Outreach (C58) (M10)
7:30 PM Cmmte: SPPRC (M8)
7:30 PM Cmmte: Trustees (C41)
8:30 PM Youth Free Wings & Bible

Study (M30)

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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8:30 AM Traditional Worship Service (S) 9:30 AM Preschool 9:00 AM Jean Taylor (M8) 6:30 AM Coffeemen Community Group 6:30 PM Phoenix Rising Food 5:30 PM Phoenix 10:00 AM Great
9:30 AM Cherub Choir (C42) (WC/FS) 9:30 AM Preschool (WC/FS) (Peet's) Preparation (FH/K) Rising Food Salvation
9:45 AM Contemporary Worship (S) 11:00 AM Staff Meeting (M5) Delivery Christian
9:45 AM Sunday School 7:30 PM Men's 7:00 PM Cub Scout Pack 1131 9:30 AMWednesday Women's Bible 7:00 PM Boy Scouts Troop (Offsite) Fellowship,
10:45 AM Children's Choir (FS) Gathering (M8) Study (M8) 1131 Committee (M9) Choir (FS)
11:00 AM Classic Worship Service (S) (M9/M18/20/FH/FHH)
5:00 PM Tai Chi (FS) 7:00 PM Source Band (S) 6:00 PM Racial Justice & Faith Class 7:00 PM ESOL Class (C59)
6:30 PM Back to School Prayer Service 7:30 PM Boy Scout Patriot Potluck (M18/20/K) 7:30 PM Bits & Pieces (M10)
(WC) 7:30 PMNominations
6:30 PM Evening Chapel: A Youth Led District Committee 7:30 PM Cmmte: Endowment (M8)
Worship Service (WC) (M18/20) Committee (M8)
7:30 PM Disciple Bible Study- 8:15 PM Mostly Men Choir
New Testament (M8)
(M10)
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2 3 5 6 7 8
Preschool Opens!
8:30 AM Traditional Worship Service (S) Labor Day-OFFICE 11:00 AM Staff Meeting (M5) 6:30 AM Coffeemen Community Group 10:00 AM Coloring, 5:00 PM First 8:00 AM Jean
9:45 AM Contemporary Worship (S) CLOSED 6:30 PM Source Planning (M10) (Peet's) Cardmaking & Fridays - Taylor (M9/
9:45 AM Sunday School 7:00 PM Cmmte: Stewardship Conversation Green m18-20)
11:00 AM Classic Worship Service (S) 6:30 AM Youth Breakfast Study (King's Community Group Groceries
5:00 PM Tai Chi (FS) (M5) Park McDonald's) (M8/M9) (FH/FHH) 11:00 AM Ahn
5:00 PM Taste of Youth Group Party 7:00 PM Cub Scout Pack 1131 Family
9:30 AMWednesday Women's Bible 7:00 PM ESOL Class (C59) Remembran
(M30/M9/FH) (M9/M18/20/FH/FHH) Study (M8) 7:00 PM Grace Ministries ce Service
6:30 PM Evening Chapel: A Youth Led 7:00 PM Source Band (S) (S/FH/K)
7:30 PM Disciple Bible Study- 7:30 PM Boy Scouts Troop 1131 (M9/ Praise Band ((WC)
Worship Service (WC) M16/M18-20/K/FH) 7:30 PM Bits & Pieces (M10) 7:00 PM Sierra
New Testament (M8) 8:15 PM Mostly Men Choir Leone
7:30 PM Cmmte: Outreach (C58) Mission
7:30 PM Cmmte: SPPRC (M8) (M10) Concert
7:30 PM Cmmte: Trustees (C41) (WC)
8:30 PM Youth Free Wings & Bible 13
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Study (M30) 5:30 PM Girl Scouts Troop
8:30 AM Traditional Worship Service (S) 9:15 AM Where Moms 11:00 AM Staff Meeting (M5) 1186 (FS) 6:00 PM Mission 7:00 AM UMM
9:30 AM Cherub Choir (C42) Connect (WC) 5:30 PM Girl Scout Troop 1186 12 Possible Kids Breakfast
9:45 AM Contemporary Worship (S) 6:30 PM Cmmte: Music (M5) Kick-Off (FH/ (K/M18-20)
9:45 AM Sunday School 6:45 PM Orchestra (S) (FS) 6:30 AM Coffeemen Community Group 7:00 PM Boy Scout Order of K/M18-20)
10:00 AM BBQ & Ministry Fair (FH/K) 7:00 PM Gril Scout 7:00 PM Cmmte: Stewardship (Peet's) 10:00 AM Great
10:45 AM Children's Choir (FS) the Arrow (M9) Salvation
11:00 AM Classic Worship Service (S) Troop 1465 (FS) (M5) 6:30 AM Youth Breakfast Study (King's 7:00 PM ESOL Class (C59) Christian
4:30 PM Mustard Seed Productions (S) 7:30 PM Chancel Choir 7:00 PM Cub Scout Pack 1131 Park McDonald's) 7:30 PM Bits & Pieces (M10) Fellowship,
5:00 PM Tai Chi (FS) 7:30 PM Boy Scout Round Choir (FS)
(M10) (M9/M18/20/FH/FHH) 9:30 AMWednesday Women's Bible
7:00 PM Source Band (S) Study (M8) Table (FH/M18-20)

10:00 AM Creative Hearts/Creative
Hands (M9)

7:00 PM Cmmte: FIT (C40)

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 Frances Allen Circle: The Frances Allen Circle
Circle will meet on Monday, September 10 at 6:30 will meet Thursday, September 13 at 9:30 am in

pm for a potluck dinner at the home of Nancy the home of Doris Gearing, 4827 Tabard Place,
Hoyler, 11503 Clara Barton Drive, Fairfax Station, Annandale, 22033-4054. Doris will be providing
22039. We welcome any women who would like to breakfast for everyone. The program will be
join us for fellowship, food, and devotions. If this members sharing summer activities. We would like

would be your first time with us, we meet on the to invite visitors and prospective members to join
2nd Monday of the month at 7:00 pm at the us. For more information, contact Priscilla Parrott
church. Please call Marion Gunnell
(703-978-1950) or Jane Keck (703-250-1935) for (703-865-6042) or Nancy Collier (703-425-9392).
information and to let one of them know you will
join us and be our guest for dinner. Teen Circle: The Teen Circle will meet at the
church on Sunday, September 16 at 11:00 am in
M9. The program will be Welcome and Sharing.
Faithful Friends Circle: The Faithful Friends For more information, contact Betty Baumgartner
Circle will meet on Tuesday, September 11 at 6:30 (703-239-0125) or Sara Alexander (703-470-2656).
pm for a beginning-of-the-year potluck at the
home of Valerie Bates, 9583 Bronte Drive, Burke, Service4Others: S40 will host a Classics Concert
VA 22015. We will enjoy hearing about each featuring Sonja Tussing on Saturday, September 8
other’s summer adventures and plan for the new from 7:00 – 9:00 pm. Sonja, along with with
year. Guests are invited. For more information, Bernie Stoltz, Jeff Jenkins, and Kerry Kohns, will
please contact Valerie Bates (703-425-5470). be singing old and new songs. The free concert
will be held in the St. Stephen’s Welcome Center.

Donations will be collected for helping children
worldwide. Any questions can be directed to
Kathy Hennemuth (703-239-2871), Lauren Kohns

(571-249-7452), or Cindy Sbrocco (703-764-8913).

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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.

Creative Hearts, Creative Hands: Time to set Wednesday Women’s Bible Study: The
your schedules for the school year! Why not set Women’s Bible Study will meet in September from

aside a little time to work on your hand projects 9:30-11:00 am on Wednesdays in M8. They will be
and visit with friends? Our needlework ministry, watching/discussing a DVD of Andy Stanley’s
open to all, will meet the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays “Happy” series. At times meaty, comical, inspiring,
of the month (September 12 and 26) from 10:00 educational; always Biblical. For further

am to 1:00 pm in M9. Please join us for all or part information, please contact Patti Keppler
of the time, whatever works for you. Bring a
project, your lunch, and a beverage. Contact: Jean ([email protected] or 571-214-4296).
Taylor (703-644-9480 or [email protected]).
The UMW Reading Program: This month’s
book is is entitled: Bus to Corinth, by Ladine
New Dimension Circle: This e-mail circle is for Housholder. Five women travel to biblical lands,

women of our church who for whatever reason while they study the life of Paul and his letters to
cannot participate in a monthly circle meeting, but the Corinthians. During this trip, the women form
would like to be informed about current UMW strong friendships and resolve issues in their
activities, present concerns, and information on personal lives. This book is a sequel to a book

UMW and St. Stephen’s in general. Contact Linda called The Well Women, the story of the
Baird, the New Dimension Circle Coordinator Samaritan woman at the well and nine
contemporary women. This is listed on the
(703-591-6023, [email protected]).
recommended reading list.
Book Club: The Book Club will meet on
Thursday, September 20 at 10:00 am in C40. The UMW Board Meeting: The UMW Board will

book that will be reviewed is The Masterpiece by meet on Monday, September 24 in C40 at 9:30 am.
Francine Rivers. For more information please All are welcome to attend. For questions please
contact Rachel Martinez ([email protected] or contact Suzanne Bottoms ([email protected] or

703-425-0480). 703-978-4871).

Youth Ministry News for 7-12 Graders

@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
Kathleen Quinn
Mike Faunda Preschool Assistant Director
Director of Media Ministries
[email protected]
[email protected]
Susan Snow
Anita Febbo Financial Manager
Administrative Assistant
[email protected]
[email protected] Extension 106
Extension 100
Rob Vaughan
Esther Lee Coordinator of Communications
Accompanist
[email protected]
[email protected]
Karen Wells
Dr. Ingrid Lestrud Office Manager
Children’s Music Ministry Coordinator
[email protected]
[email protected] Extension 102

St. Stephen’s United Methodist Church

9203 Braddock Rd., Burke, VA 22015

703-978-8724 ststephensfairfax.org

September 2018