THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF STARMOUNT PRESBYTERIAN
Star PressTHE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF STARMOUNT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH3501 W. Market St.Greensboro, NC 27403-1309P. 336.299.8131Website: www.starmountpres.orgMay 2017The Transition Team would like to thankReverend Ray Mims for his dedicatedservice over the last 14 months. From thestart, Ray jumped into his role as transitionalminister and helped to lead us in thecompletion of a successful mission study. Thismission study enabled the Pastoral NominatingCommittee (PNC) to be quickly established,and gave them the tools needed for asuccessful start in their search for the ministerthat God has intended for our church. Weare appreciative of Ray’s many gifts andtalents, and wish both him and Sharonhappiness and good health in his upcomingretirement.We are also appreciative of Reverend Dr.Kathryn Campbell and Parish Visitor,Reverend Dr. Ken Meeks, Jr. for quicklyarranging pulpit supply coverage for themonth of May, and the first Sunday in June.The slate for worship will bring back somefamiliar faces, so you won’t want to miss asingle week.The Transition Team is in the final stages ofcalling a “bridge-interim” pastor, who will fillRay’s role until the PNC calls the next seniorpastor. We have received unanimous approvalfrom Session to call Rev. John Muse, anintentional interim pastor who is just finishing aninterim assignment at First Presbyterian, York SC.We expect to receive approval from SalemPresbytery to finalize the call to John by theend of this week. His start date will be June 5,2017.Some details about Reverend John Muse: John has a Master of Divinity Degree fromUnion Theological Seminary,Richmond, VA He is an ordained Presbyterianminister, and has completed bothphases of interim ministry training fromPCUSA.John is married to a Presbyterian minister(she is currently serving a church inSC), has two kids in college and lives inLancaster, SC.John’s sister-in-law lives in Greensboro, sohe has a family connection to our area.He has secured temporary housing, sowill be moving to Greensboro duringhis time with us.John served as interim minister (2011-13)at Jamestown Presbyterian Church.John’s references were excellent,including several local references fromthe time he served at Jamestown PC.We ask you to pray for John and his familyas he begins his interim ministry with us.We also ask you to continue praying forthe PNC as they seek God’s plan forStarmount’s future. And finally, we askyou to pray for Ray as he looks forward tosome exciting international travel in thefirst weeks of his retirement.Blessings,The Transition TeamINSIDE.The Pastor s’ Corner . 2Starmount at Worship . 3Starmount Stats . 3Youth & Young Adults . 4Starmount in Pictures . 4Starmount People . 5Committee Buzz . 6Volunteer Central . 7Starmount Yoga Classes . 8Starmount Cares . 8Library News . 9Calendar .10Presbyterian Women .11
P ASTORS’CORNERChange is in the airat Starmount Church. TheSession has called theRev. John Muse as thebridge Interim SeniorPastor following myretirement April 30th. Hewill serve until a newPastor is called later on by the congregation.John is a friend with whom I know you willenjoy serving.The Pastor Nominating Committee (PNC)is busy considering candidates for thecongregation to consider as the next installedSenior Pastor. Due to the nature of their work,PNC deliberations and activities areconfidential. They may share with youperiodic updates, but who they areconsidering and how far along they are intheir search cannot be shared. From myexperiences in ministry and watching thecomings and goings of pastors in othercongregations, I am convinced that Godknows well ahead who will be called to aparticular congregation. This truth becomesmost apparent when we are able to lookback and realize how God has moved in ourlives to bring about something special. I haveno doubt that God has already chosen andcalled the minister who will serve at Starmount.Your charge is to be patient and to allowGod to act in God’s good time.In my time with you, we have sharedlaughter and tears, hopes and disappointments,worship and ministry. My life has been enrichedby serving alongside you. In the future when Ilook back on my 14 months as your SeniorPastor, I will be filled with good memoires andmuch gratitude for the warm and caringrelationships we have shared. StarmountChurch has been richly blessed with membersand friends who are very gifted and arededicated at doing ministry in Christ’s name.Newcomers in the community have witnessedthe warmth and commitment of this2 Starmount Presbyterian Churchcongregation and have come to servealongside you. God has used this congregationin marvelous ways to share the love of Christto those near and far.As you prepare for the arrival of JohnMuse, I pray that you will step out in joy towelcome him and that you will commit toshare of yourself generously in ministry withhim. I believe that Starmount has a brightand promising future. Thank you for yourlove and care. You will always have aspecial place in my heart and in my prayers.Grace and peace to you from our Lord andSavior Jesus Christ! RayWhat a difference a year makes! Atthis time last year, myletter was wishing youthe best as I embarkedon my three-monthsabbatical, marching myway toward completingmy Doctor of Ministrydegree. Twelve months later, I write this letterprior to my final trip to Michigan as a studentof Western Theological Seminary. On May 8,I will participate in graduation with sevenother Doctor of Ministry candidates – thelargest class at the seminary in a generation.One year ago, our church family wassettling in to a time within our transition withPastor Ray at the helm. As we wish himGod’s Blessings in his retirement, wecontinue in a different sort of transitionaltime. The Transition Team continues to workhard for another transitional pastor to be inplace. The Pastoral Nominating Committeecontinues to do their hard work. Bothcommittees continue to need our prayers asthey discern the work of the Holy Spirit andwho God is calling Starmount PresbyterianChurch to be in the community and the world.
Comparing notes from last year to thisyear, while so much seems different, I amconfident that much is the same: Starmount’smembers continue to be a welcomingcongregation, providing hospitality to allwho enter the church’s doors. The Holy Spiritcontinues to be present and active inworship. The staff continues to work hard,utilizing the gifts God continues to provideeach and every day. The session continuesto work and serve as the spiritual leaders ofthis congregation, making sure all is in order.The more things change, the more they staythe same.Confidently knowing that All Will Be Well,Pastor Kathrynat WorshipMay 7th: Reverend Jordan (Buck) Davis, ourformer seminary student, will be preachingas Pastor Kathryn attends graduationactivities for the weekend. The Sacrament ofHoly Communion will be celebrated.May 14th: Genevieve (Nadler) Brooks,Director of Middle School Ministries at WhiteMemorial Presbyterian Church in Raleigh,who grew up in this church, will be preachingon this special day to celebrate Mothers’ Dayand all the women in our lives.Just Lunch UpdateJust Lunch, Starmount’s monthly gatheringfor lunch following worship on the thirdSunday of the month, has been a greatway for families to have fellowship, onewith another. This month, all who wouldplan to attend Just Lunch are encouragedto attend Starmount’s SentimentalJourney – a celebration of Starmount’smembers who are 80 and older onSunday, May 21.Due to busy schedules in the summer, JustLunch will take a break and return to theregular calendar in September. Hope youplan to join the hosts when it resumes onSeptember 18th!StatsApril Worship Attendance: 2292017 GENERAL FUND PLEDGESBUDGET vs. RECEIVEDMonthBudgeted PledgesPledgesReceivedDifferenceOver/(Under)May 21st: Parish Associate, Rev. Dr. KenMeeks, Jr. will lead worship.January 44,000 37,791 (6,209)May 28th: Reverend Dr. Kathryn Campbellwill lead worship.February 43,000 50,141 7,141March54,000 56,036 2,036Looking Ahead —2017 Total 141,000 143,968 2,968June 4th: Pentecost/Youth Sunday –When leading worship, the youth of ourchurch are always a reminder of the qualitywe have in our next generation. Also,remember to wear red in celebration of thechurch’s birthday!June 11: Confirmation Sunday Pennies for Hunger UpdateThanks to all who gave to pennies forhunger in April. We received 277.81!May 20173
graduate degree at an accredited college oruniversity. Applications are available now witha deadline of May 31. If you have anyquestions about this gracious gift or areGuinness and the Good Newsinterested in applying, please speak to PastorGuinness and the Good News continues at The Kathryn.Porterhouse Bar & Grill! If you are a young adultSPY!and would like to enjoy fellowship, food, andgreat conversation, meet Pastor Kathryn and(Starmount Presbyterian Youth)others at 4608 W. Market Street (betweenStay tuned for May announcements in theMontrose and N. Westgate Drive) for thebulletin and weekly congregational email!gathering’s next installment on Wednesday,May 3, at 8 pm.Youth & Young AdultsATTENTION GRADUATES!All who are graduating in2017 from high schools,colleges, universities, and graduate schoolswill be recognized in worship on June 4. Ifyou (or your child) are graduating this spring,please make sure to get the information toPastor Kathryn before May 28. Make sure tomark your calendars and be in worship onSunday, June 4, so we can celebrate youraccomplishments!College Grant OpportunityThe Young People’s Fund, overseen bythe Faith Formation Committee, provideseducational grants to members of StarmountPresbyterian Church. This is a one-time grantfor incoming college freshmen or graduatestudents. If you are interested in applying,please write a letter or send an email toPastor Kathryn at kathryn@starmountpres.orgby Sunday, June 4. In this correspondenceplease include your scholarly, leadership,and service accomplishments.The Bob and Irene Hood ScholarshipBob and Jackie Hood graciously establishedthe Bob and Irene Hood Scholarship in 2015.The scholarship will be awarded to onesuccessful candidate who is a Starmountmember pursuing an undergraduate or4 Starmount Presbyterian ChurchIn picturesSpring Festival!
PeopleWe Welcome Our New MembersTim and Hannah Guzcewicz,Eleanor (age 3), Penelope (7 mos)Address: 2502 N. Tuckers Farm Ct.Colfax, NC 404-441-0223hrguzewicz@gmail.comPat MagnusonAddress: 4335 Edith Lane, Apt. AGreensboro, NC arol and Steve RoyalAddress: 412 Beverly PlaceGreensboro, NC 27403336-294-1270(Carol) caroyal412@aol.com(Steve) stroyal48@aol.comHAPPY MAY BIRTHDAY!1 Kathryn McCraryJoel Dobson2 Joel Carmichael4 Ben Cochrane5 Ruth CochraneBunny WebberScott Valle6 Laura Wilson7 Bri Fitzpatrick8 Ben Stahr9 Musu AyuelWestin Dorner10 Kathy Griffin11 Mary Jane CongerPaul Tiedeman12 George Brown13 Christa AdjeiMadie Vachon14 Robin Hardy15 Keith Dawson16 Mary Alice BrowderSue Halliday SmithMitchell HuntPatty RitterSandy Yarborough17 Julian Crabtree18 Mason Nelson19 Dana Nelson20 Lynne Crye21 Rebecca Wilson23 Jean Anne FinleyErin PaceHenry ChandlerJoseph Guite24 Ann OsborneSteve BushaNancy Sands25 Cynthia DixonMem ‘Y (staff)26 Jane Meeks27 Kaye Brassfield28 Becky GarrettBetty WadeBrooks Miciotto29 Olivia Wilson Smith30 Barbara VestalSamuel Adjetey31 Donna MoffittCole SmithMay 20175
What Does theEvangelism &MembershipCommittee Do?As our committee name implies, our missionis two-fold: to attract visitors/potential newmembers to become active participants inthe life of the church (Evangelism) and tosupport the current membership byencouraging involvement and participation(Membership). The process of inviting guests,welcoming guests and suggesting membershipis both evangelism and membership. Wehear repeatedly from visitors and newmembers how welcoming and friendly weare! So, thank you for your (perhapssubconscious) support of our committee’swork! You’re making our job much easier.The area of Communications also falls underour committee and supports our mission byutilizing internal and external communicationschannels to share information and engagewith members, regular attendees, visitorsand the community at large.programming to connect and servemembers such as Just Lunch, Connections,Yoga and the Bus Ministry.Current members are Carol Carpenter,Jennifer Dowler, April Hamilton, JennyOverman, and the pastors and Director ofCommunications as staff liaisons. We wouldlove to grow our committee! Interested injoining? Contact any committee member tolearn more.MissionsWashington, DC Mission Trip SharingIsabelle Gustafson, Nadia Herndon, ElsaKotagonda, Justine Koutou, Elvis Kotagonda,Boris Belkoyo, Samuel Wondjii, Leslie Webb,and Neil Huffman were all participants onthe recent April Mission Trip.On the first full day in Washington, the groupwent to a senior center and engaged withthe residents. Isabelle said the folks were veryfunny and talkative. The second day theywent to a food bank and helped sort andpack food. The third day they helped homeowners with house and yard work. In theirSome specific committee tasks include:free time they went to the Jeffersonscheduling Parking Lot, Front Door, WelcomeMemorial, the Lincoln Memorial, listened to aDesk and Narthex greeters for worshipnight time concert of music from all theservices; following up with church visitors,countries that touch the Nile River (andmembers whose attendance has lapseddanced.even most of the boys), visitedand inactive members; hosting quarterlyChina Town and lastly, visited Jefferson'slunches for newcomers; connecting newMonticello on his birthday. Isabelle's favoritemembers/regular attendees with churchthing would be the last thing they justmembers, encouraging involvement ofdid! The kids all got along great and reallyattendees in our church community;enjoyed themselves. They stretchedreviewing and updating membership rollsthemselves too, trying new things such asannually; assisting in the maintenance ofIndian food and negotiating for food on aour church directory; supporting our Directorlimited budget.of Communications, Becky Deakins, in theWritten by Elaine Gustafsondissemination of church informationinternally and externally; and coordinating6 Starmount Presbyterian Church
May Worship HelpersAcolytes7 Karenna Porter14 Deng Ayuel21 Musu Ayuel28 Hannah BurseyScripture Readers7 Lauren Shook14 Steve Blackwood21 Edoh Folikouevi28 Nancy SandsUshers7 Team 5 - Brad Smith, Head14 Team 1 - David Wallace, Head21 Team 2 - No Head Usher28 Team 3 - Bryan Starrett, HeadDoor Greeters7 Gary & Linda Anderson14 Jim & Nancy Sands21 Salem & Betsy Bullard28 Kurt & Joy KronenfeldParking Lot Greeters7 Josh Nelson14 Frank Smith21 Lee Goodson28 Steve BlackwoodNarthex Greeters7 Susan Preston14 Elaine Gustafson21 Margaret Huffman28 Cynthia HuntWelcome Desk Greeters7 TBD14 Claudel Lassiter21 May Williams28 Patty RitterSound / Video Booth7 Carter Walton/Rachel Young14 Campbell Buchanan/David Buchanan21 Josh Wilson/Richard Porter28 Campbell Buchanan/David BuchananBreakfast Preparation7 TBD14 Barb Newbauer21 Jim and Jean Fisher28 Drake and Jennifer DowlerOpener / Closers7 Parks Williams / Ray Shelton14 Parks Williams / Stan Dixon21 Parks Williams / Austin Campbell28 Parks Williams / Brownie OwensCollection Counting Schedule7 April Hamilton/Keith Dawson14 Barb Newbauer/Ben Parks21 Matt Winters/Kathie Tiedeman28 David Buchanan/Jim HooperVolunteers Needed for:1) Continental Breakfast Preparerschoose oneSunday permonth: purchaseitems, set up onSunday morningat 8 a.m. (reimbursement for breakfastitems).2) Meal provider volunteers for childrentutored on Wednesday nights at thechurchMay 20177
BalanceMost yoga students statethat improving their balanceis one of the primary reasonsthey come to a yoga class.Generally they mean thatthey want their physicalbalance to improve. One of the iconicrepresentations of yoga is the silhouette of ayogi standing perfectly balanced in treepose with one knee bent to the side and thefoot on the opposite thigh with the handsserenely in prayer in front of the heart orreaching overhead. And improving physicalbalance is certainly one of the benefits oflearning yoga.But yoga also addresses mental andemotional balance. When a yoga studentcomes into class, the outer world is leftbehind and the focus narrows to the room,the yoga mat, and the practice. Breathingslows and movement becomessynchronized with the teacher and otherstudents in the class. Breathing and movingtogether through the poses of yoga calmsboth the mind and the body and invites thespirit to blend into one effort without spacefor the worries of the world.that balance of body, mind and spirit is agoal that takes a lifetime of practice. Comepractice with your friends in one ofStarmount’s peaceful, non-judgmental, andvery supportive yoga classes.Chair classes at 11:30 am on Tuesday forwomen and Wednesday for men. Morechallenging classes on Friday at 9:30 am andSunday at 5:30 pm with a new class onWednesday at 7 pm for men, women, andcouples.CaresSentimental JourneyLuncheonSunday, May 21, 11:15 amFellowship HallStarmount Churchmembers 80 yearsof age and olderwill be the honoredBreathing - pranayama - focuses the mindguests at a luncheonon this most basic task of living. We generally catered by Culinary Visions andignore the effort of breathing since it happens entertainment provided by theautomatically unless a person has asthma orBarbershop Quartet, Let’s Sing.an illness that affects the lungs, throat ornose. Yogic breathing teaches a student toThe honored guests will receive acontrol their breathing using differentspecial invitation. Congregation,patterns of breath. What does this have tofamily, and friends are encourageddo with mental and emotional balance?and invited to attend. Sign-up formsThere is a profound connection between thewith more details will be available innervous system and the respiratory system.Focusing on breathing calms the nervousthe Sunday Bulletin.system and lowers anxiety bringing balanceto the body and the mind. Yoga recognizes8 Starmount Presbyterian Church
LibraryRevolutionary Mothers, Women in theStruggle for America’s Independenceby Carol Berkin “The AmericanRevolution was a home-front war thatbrought scarcity, bloodshed, anddanger into the life of every Americanincluding women. The author shows us thatwomen played a vital role throughout thestruggle: Women boycotting British goods in theyears before independence, writing propagandathat radicalized their neighbors, raising funds forthe army, and helping finance the fledglinggovernment. We see how they managed farms,plantations, and businesses while their men wentinto battle, and how they served as nurses andcooks in the army camps, risked their livesseeking personal freedom from slavery, andserved as spies, saboteurs, and warriors.Women gathered firewood, cooked, cleaned forthe troops, nursed the wounded, and risked theirlives carrying intelligence and participating inreconnaissance missions. Here, too, are AbigailAdams, Deborah Franklin, Lucy Knox, andMartha Washington, who lived with the dailyknowledge that their husbands would be hangedas traitors if the revolution did not succeed. Arecapturing of the experiences of ordinarywomen who lived in extraordinary times, and afascinating addition to our understanding of thebirth of our nation.” Description from publisherCall no. 973.3 Ber 2005Written by Mary Jane Congerwe are good enough, just the way we are, for oursons. Meeker shares the importance of spendingtime with our sons and telling them that we lovethem, even when they are in the midst ofrejecting us in their quest to be independent. Weneed to teach our sons that they need to bewilling to ask God for help. We need to praywith and for them. As mothers, we also need toacknowledge that “we don’t own our sons.”They ultimately belong to God, we need to letgo and fully put him in God’s hands. This is agreat guide to navigating the turbulent teen yearsand coming out on the other side with a qualityrelationship with our sons.” Amazon.comreview Call no. 306.874 Mee 2014There is Life After College: WhatParents and Students Should KnowAbout Navigating School to Preparefor the Jobs of Tomorrow by JeffreySelingo. "A hopeful, inspiringblueprint to help alleviate parents'anxiety and prepare their college-educated childto successfully land a good job after graduation.Saddled with thousands of dollars of debt,today's college students are graduating into anuncertain job market that is leaving themfinancially dependent on their parents for yearsto come--a reality that has left moms and dadswondering: What did I pay all that money for?This book offers students, parents, and evenrecent graduates the practical advice and insightthey need to jumpstart their careers Some keyStrong Mothers, Strong Sons,questions addressed: Why is the transition toLessons Mothers Need to Raisepost-college life so difficult for many recentExtraordinary Men by Meggraduates? How can graduates marketMeeker. The author “acknowledges themselves to employers that are reluctant tothat raising sons presents aprovide on-the-job training? Offers a practicalchallenge that raising daughtersstep-by-step plan every young professional candoes not. After all, women canfollow. Full of tips, advice, and insight, thisremember being girls and young women; butwise, practical guide will help every student, nocan never fully understand what it is like to bematter their major or degree, find realmale. What [mothers] need to be is the bestemployment--and give their parents some peacemother they can be. This book is about helping of mind""-- Provided by publisher. Call no.every mother understand and accept who she is 640.14 Sel 2016and who she isn’t . . . to accept that as a motherMay 20179
May 2017 CalenderMonday, May 13:30-5 p.m.Covenant Bible Study6-7 p.m.PW Coordinating Team, Room 315*Tuesday, May 29:15-11 a.m.Mobile Meal DeliveriesNO YOGA CLASS TODAY12-1 p.m.Office Volunteer AppreciationLunch, Parlor6-9 p.m.UKirk Programming7-8 p.m.Personnel Committee, Room 414*Wednesday, May 311:30-12:30Men’s Chair Yoga Class, Room 3218-10 p.m.Guinness & the Good News*Thursday, May 41-2 p.m.Preschool Dance Class Rehearsal,Fellowship HallFriday, May 59:30-10:30 a.m.Yoga Class, Room 321*Sunday, May 711:15-12:15Youth Council, Youth Room5:30-6:30 p.m.Yoga, Room 3216-7 p.m.Building & Grounds, Room 4147-8 p.m.Evangelism & Membership, Room 414Monday, May 83:30-5 p.m.Covenant Bible Study5-6 p.m.YWCA Family Shelter Dinner6-7 p.m.Fellowship Committee, Room 414*Tuesday, May 911:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Chair Yoga, Room 3211:30-2:30 p.m.Caring Ministries, Room 3193-4 p.m.Ruth Circle, Parlor5-6 p.m.Admin Committee, Room 41410 Starmount Presbyterian Church6 p.m.Mary Circle, Harper’s6-9 p.m.UKirk Programming6 p.m.Martha Circle, Peggy Smith’s house*Wednesday, May 1011:30-12:30Men’s Chair Yoga, Room 3217-8 p.m.Men’s Yoga Class, Room 321*Thursday, May 119:15-10:15 a.m.Preschool Committee, Room 3191-2 p.m.Preschool Dance Class Rehearsal,Fellowship Hall4-5:30 p.m.Confirmation 2017, Room 400*Sunday, May 145:30-6:30 p.m.Yoga, Room 3215:30-6:30 p.m.Mission Committee, Room 3197-8 p.m.Faith Formation, Room 319Monday, May 153:30-5 p.m.Covenant Bible Study6-7:30 p.m.Presbyterian Women Birthday Dinner,Fellowship Hall*Tuesday, May 1611:30-12:30Chair Yoga, Room 3216-7 p.m.Worship & Music Committee,Room 4147-8 p.m.One Church, One Book*Wednesday, May 1711:30-12:30Men’s Chair Yoga Class, Room 32112-1 p.m.One Church, One book, Church Library7-8 p.m.Men’s Yoga Class, Room 3218-9 p.m.Bithiah Circle*Thursday, May 1811:30 a.m.Higher Ground Ministry1-2 p.m.Preschool Dance Class Rehearsal,Fellowship Hall4-5:30 p.m.Confirmation 2017, Room 4004-5 p.m.Star Press Newsletter Deadline6-7 p.m.Finance Committee Meeting, Room 414Friday, May 19Men’s Golf Retreat9:30-10:30 a.m.Yoga Class, Room 321Saturday, May 20Men’s Golf Retreat*Sunday, May 21Men’s Golf Retreat11:15 a.m.-1 p.m.Sentimental Journey, Fellowship Hall5:30-6:30 p.m.Yoga Class7-8 p.m.Session Meeting, Room 319Monday, May 2210:30 a.m.-noonKnit One, Pray Too3:30-5 p.m.Covenant Bible Study*Wednesday, May 2411:30-12:30Men’s Yoga Chair Class, Room 3217-8 p.m.Men’s Yoga Chair Class, Room 321*Thursday, May 259:30-10:30 a.m.Star Press Volunteers, Room 4141-2 p.m.Preschool Dance Class Rehearsal4-5:30 p.m.Confirmation 2017*Sunday, May 285:30-6:30 p.m.Yoga, Room 321Monday, May 29Memorial DayChurch Offices andPreschool Closed3:30-5 p.m.Covenant Bible Study*Continued on next page.
* Weekly Recurring Events:SUNDAYS8:30-8:45 amContinentalBreakfast8:45-9:45 a.m.Sunday School,VIP’s8:45-11:30 a.m.Childcare10 a.m.Worship10:15 a.m.Children’s Worship(2nd-4th Sundays)11:10 a.m.Children’s ChoirRehearsalYouth RingersRehearsal5:18-7 p.m.SPY! Youth GroupTUESDAYS10-11 a.m.Staff Meeting6:30-9 p.m.UKirk ProgrammingWEDNESDAYS4:30-6 p.m.Children’s TutoringTHURSDAYS7-8:30 amMen’s Bible Study6-6:45 pmRingers Rehearsal7-8:30 pmChoir RehearsalSATURDAYS9-10:30 a.m.CommunityGardenSTARMOUNT STAFF NEWSPlease note that staff membershave new phone extensions. Theirprevious extension is now precededby “1”. These extensions are listedon the back cover with staffmember names and positions.The June Star Press deadline willbe Thursday, May 18 at 5 p.m.In picturesPresbyterian Women BirthdayDinner CelebrationMay 15 - 6-7:30 p.m.Fellowship HallAll women of Starmount are invited to aMother-Daughter-Granddaughter BirthdayParty Monday, May 15, 6 p.m. in the FellowshipHall. Come celebrate with fellowship, a deliciousdinner and an inspiring program. The theme of thisyear’s Birthday Offering is God Provides. Cost forthe meal is 10/person. Watch for sign-up forms inthe Sunday bulletin.The speaker will be: Purity Ruchugo, founder ofSister2Sister International, a hunger assistanceprogram helping orphans and school children inKenya. In addition, the Presbyterian WomenHonorary Life Membership will be presented.Bring a mother, daughter, granddaughter, sister orfriend (male guests are welcome, too!) andcelebrate the gifts God has given us to share.May 201711
3501 West Market StreetGreensboro, NC 27403MinistersAssociate PastorReverend Dr. Kathryn G. N. CampbellExt. 113 kathryn@starmountpres.org336.299.81318:45 a.m. Sunday School10 a.m.Worship/Children’s Sunday SchoolPastor EmeritusReverend Dr. George C. CarpenterParish VisitorReverend Dr. Ken Meeks, Jr.Church StaffDirector of Worship ArtsRobert OvermanExt. 120 bob@starmountpres.orgCommunications DirectorBecky DeakinsExt. 115 becky@starmountpres.orgAccounting ClerkBillie ToneyExt. 111 billie@starmountpres.orgPianist/OrganistMichael Parkermichael@starmountpres.orgDirector of Finance & AdministrationLibby WilsonExt. 117 libby@starmountpres.orgYouth CoordinatorLauren Shooklbshook@uncg.eduDirector of Congregational FellowshipLeslie WebbExt. 118 leslie@starmountpres.orgAdministrative Office ManagerBrenda TriplettExt. 110 brenda@starmountpres.orgPreschool Director and Director ofChildren & Youth MinistriesCindy LeeExt. 124 preschool@starmountpres.orgCustodianY’MemCalled to Worship, Empowered to Serve
him. I believe that Starmount has a bright and promising future. Thank you for your love and care. You will always have a special place in my heart and in my prayers. Grace and peace to you from our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ! Ray What a difference a year makes! At this time last year, m
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