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October 2014
Dear Members and Friends of the St. Peters
Family:

Dont you love October with its cooler days
and nights, the absence of humidity and the
autumn leaves? Were blessed here in
South Carolina to enjoy each of the four
seasons, unlike some parts of the country
where things stay the same almost year
round.

The changing of the seasons and the
passage of time should serve to remind us
that God is our Creator and Sustainer. In
the very first chapter of Genesis we read:
And God said, Let there be lights in the
firmament of the heavens to separate the
day from the night; and let them be for
signs and for days and years God gave us
the sun and the moon to mark the days and
seasons and years in our lives.

Each time the seasons change we are gently
reminded that we are not in charge. God is.
God created the world and set the stars and
the sun and the moon in motion. God
created the order of the universe, including
the changing of the seasons. God created us
to live in and enjoy the days and the
seasons of the year, the days and the
seasons of our lives.
As the days grow shorter and the nights
grow cooler this October As the leaves
change from green to those beautiful reds
and oranges and yellows of autumn let us
remember and give thanks to the One who
gives us the seasons, to the One who created
the Seasons, to the One who created and
sustains us through all the seasons of our
livesGod our Father.

In joyful partnership with you in Christs
service,



Pastor Leon A. Rawl

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Save the Date Annual Missions
Market This years Mission Market is set for
Saturday, November 15. We need each and
every one of you to be a part of helping with
the market. To volunteer, please see Clyde
Sanders or call/email 359-7171 or
sanders@sprynet.com. We can use all kinds
of talent before, during, and after the market.
We raised over $14,000 last year and four
organizations benefitted from our efforts.
Lets do that again this year, and we can with
YOU!


Blessing of the
Animals is Sunday,
October 5 at 5 PM on the
front lawn of the church.
This is a special service for
all your pets. Bring their
cages and leashes and a
chair to sit in or a blanket
for yourself! We will take donations for PETS,
Inc., a local shelter. A drop box will be
available at the service. Listed is a Wish List
of their needs. Bring one item or a few.
Tennis balls, toys, pens, markers, staplers,
copy paper, cat trees, liquid dish detergent,
paper towels, laundry detergent, bleach, pine
cleaners, rubber gloves, towels, blankets,
alcohol, cotton swabs, baby oil, mineral oil,
wash cloths, pill bottles, and leashes.


Newcomers ClassPastor Rawl will
offer a newcomers class beginning on
Sunday, October 5, for persons interested in
becoming members at St. Peters. The class
will meet in the office building conference
room at 10:00 AM during Sunday School
hour. You may register for the class by
sending an email to Pastor Rawl at
pastorrawl@stpeterslex.com or calling the
church office at 359-2470.


The Health Fair is scheduled for
Tuesday, January 6, 2014 from 7:30 to 10:30
AM
Proposed Const i t ut i onal
AmendmentIn January of 2014 the
Church Council voted in favor of proposing
the following amendment to our
congregations constitution:
No non-ordained employee of St. Peters
Lutheran Church shall be a member of Church
Council, the Stewardship/Finance Committee,
or the Staff Support Committee, nor shall any
employees immediate family member be a
member of the Council, the Stewardship/
Finance Committee, or the Staff Support
Committee. Immediate family would include
spouses, parents, children, siblings, step-
parents, step-children, and step-siblings.
If approved, this will become Item Number
12.05 under the section on Church Council
and the present Item 12.05 will become 12.06
and all the other following items will be re-
numbered accordingly.
This wording was added to our previous
constitution in 2003 but was inadvertently
overlooked in writing our present
constitution.
You will remember that we must ratify our
new constitution at the November 9
Congregational Meeting after which we can
vote on this amendment.


Sympathy We extend sincere Christian
sympathy to the family of Frances Wessinger.
Frances passed away on September 10. The
service was at Barr-Price Funeral Home on
September 13.


Candy Needed for Trunk or
Treat We are seeking donations of candy
for the Trunk or Treat at the end of the
Spooktacular/Stewardship Dinner on Sunday,
October 26. A box is located at the entrance
of the PLC for you to drop off candy.


Confirmation Classes for all youth in
grades 7 and 8 meet Saturday, October 11 at
9:00 AM.

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Newberry College Jazz Band will
play at St. Peters on Sunday, November 9.
The Jazz Band is now under the director of Dr.
Jerry Gatch who many of you know from his
years at Lexington High School. Dinner,
sponsored by Lutheran Men, will be served at
6:00 PM and the band will play at 7:00 PM.
Invite your family and friends.


All Saints Sunday is November
2 In the Prayer of the church on All
Saints Sunday, we will remember those who
have died this past year and are now
members of the Church Triumphant. All
names must be submitted to the church office
by Sunday, October 26. Please include only
names of loved ones or friends who have died
since the last All Saints Sunday, November 3,
2013. Complete the form below and drop it
in the offering plate or email the church office
at office@stpeterslex.com no later than
October 26.


Please remember the following in the
prayers:
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Congr egat i onal Counc i l
Nominations, October 19 and
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services and on Wednesday, October 22, at
the Wednesday Service, you will receive a
ballot to nominate four adults to serve three-
year terms on the Congregation Council.

The following persons should not be
nominated since they are not eligible to serve
based on term limits as set forth in our
constitution:

Terms Ending in 2012
Karen Gobbi
Monroe Lindler
Bobby Harmon
Miles Rawl

Terms Ending in 2013
Jeffrey Crapps
Cindy Evans
Michael Guerette
Chris Williams

Terms Ending in 2014
Larry James
Toby Porth
Landis Sandel
Paul Schreiber

Also, remember that our constitution says
that no two family members of the same
household shall serve on the Congregation
Council at the same time. That means that
those living in the household of the eight
council members whose terms continue are
not eligible to be nominated. Those still
serving are:
Adam Davis Sandra Brasington
Karen Price Jerry Richey
Russell Rawl Tommy Stone
Buck Vaughan Greg Webb

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Our Annual Congregational
Meeting is Sunday, November 9 at 9:30
AM in the Sanctuary. Mark your calendar and
plan to attend. We will elect Council
members and an Endowment Board member,
adopt a budget for 2015, ratify the
constitution we adopted at last years
congregational meeting, vote on an
amendment to our constitution, vote on an
item from the NALC concerning the date of
the annual convocation, and consider calling a
part-time associate pastor.


Unable to Come to Worship due to
physical or other problems? If so, Pastor
Rawl will gladly visit you in your home and
bring you the Sacrament of Holy Communion.
Just call the church office at 359-2470 to
request a visit.



2015 Marriage Enrichment
Retreat Our 2015 Marriage Retreat
will be January 15-18 at Pawleys
Plantation Golf and Country Club at
Pawleys Island. Mark your calendar now
and plan to attend. Registration forms will
be available soon.


Its time to order
your poinsettias!
We must have your
order by Sunday,
November 9. No
poinsettia orders will be
accepted after that day.
Plants are $12.00 each
and will have 4-6
blooms, foil wrapping
and a bow. You may take your plant home
after the 10:00 PM service on Christmas Eve.
Rather than giving a poinsettia, you may
choose to give a special gift in the same
amount as a poinsettia (or more) to Relay for
Life.
Envelopes are available on the table in the
entrance of the Parish Life Center and the
church office.




COUNCIL HIGHLIGHTS
Jenny Stone, Council Secretary

The Congregational Council met in the
office building conference room on
September 14, 2014 at 6:00 p.m. The
treasurers report and staff reports were
received and reviewed. Jerry Richey, Adam
Davis and Kristen Lunsford were absent.
Council received a letter from NALC
seminarian Dawn Rister, current active
member of St. Jacobs Lutheran Church in
Chapin, SC asking for St. Peters to prayerfully
consider providing some financial support for
her education. She has finished her Lutheran
Studies at Gordon-Conwell and will be
transferring in the fall to complete her
Masters of Divinity at Hood Theological
Seminary in Salisbury, NC. Vicar Paulette
McHugh spoke to the council about her
support and asked if council could consider
changing one of the benevolence line items
listed in the budget. Currently we provide
$6,000 per year to the Student partnership
program at Gordon Conwell. Larry James
made a motion to rename that line item in the
2015 proposed budget to NALC Approved
Candidate Seminary Student Support and to
designate ($3,000) which is of the $6,000
to Dawn Rister for 2015 who is an approved
NALC candidate. Landis Sandel seconded the
motion and the vote to approve was
unanimous in favor. Stewardship/Finance
will make the necessary line item change to
show on the 2015 proposed budget.
Lutheran Men are sponsoring the
Newberry College Jazz Band annual
performance in the PLC on November 9
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Council unanimously voted to continue the
gift support of $300 to the band.
Counci l recei ved a j oi nt
recommendation from the Staff Support and
Educational Ministry committees. The
recommendation was to consider calling a
part-time Associate Pastor with a focus on
discipleship and faith formation emphasis on
educational ministry and inventory of
spiritual gifts. After much discussion Karen
Price made a motion to recommend to the
congregation at the November annual
meeting to create the position of a part-time
Associate Pastor. Russell Rawl seconded the
motion and the vote to approve was
unanimous in favor. Stewardship/Finance
will include the additions to the 2015
proposed budget. Toby Porth then made a
recommendation that we call our very own
Vicar Paulette McHugh. Buck Vaughan
seconded the motion and the vote to approve
was unanimous in favor. These council
approved recommendations will now be
brought before the congregation on
November 9
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at the Annual Congregational
Meeting for final approval.

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Lutheran Men will meet on Monday,
October 6th at 7:00 PM in the Fellowship Hall.
Dinner will be provided, and Dr. Bill Long will
be presenting a program about the game of
baseball. All men invited to attend.



The Service Committee October
Project is to furnish coats and blankets to
LICS. Please put them in the black and green
buckets in the PLC or in the breezeway at the
church office. We will gladly accept any sizes,
gently used or new items. As always, we
thank you for your generous help with this
project.



The Service Committee will be
providing the Gifts of Love and
Thanksgiving program again this year. Many
have enjoyed donating to a charity in honor of
a loved one or friend. A committee member
will send a Christmas card telling the honoree
of the gift given in their name. We will begin
taking orders the first week of December and
go through Sunday, December 21. Look for
the list of charities in the December
Newsletter.



Mission Market Garage Sale It is
time to de-clutter and clean out those items
you to longer are using or dont have room for
in your house. You may bring items to the
church and put them in the room at the back
of the Old Fellowship Hall; or if you prefer,
you may bring them to the church on Friday,
November 14, after 5:00 PM. The Mission
Market is Saturday, November 15. Please
make sure clothing is clean and gently worn.



St. Peters is now on Facebook!
Please check us out at
www. facebook. com/
stpeterslex and like
our page.











Dear Members of St. Peters
Congregation,
Once again you have helped the students of
Red bank Elementary begin another school
year with the supplies they need to complete
assignments. Students are so excited about
the beginning of school. When they dont
have the materials they need, the excitement
is tempered with anxiety and embarrassment.
Your generosity has helped many of our
children begin the year prepared to learn.

With deep appreciation,
Kimberly Kay
School Counselor


To St. Peters,
Thank you for your donation to the N.K.P.
Childrens Shelter. We are very thankful.


St. Peters Lutheran Church,
We want to thank YOU for being such a
faithful servant to LICS. Because of your
continuing support of our organization-
whether it be through food donations,
monetary gifts, Thrift Shop donations,
volunteer hours, or prayer- we are able to
continue to serve our Lexington neighbors in
need. Although the need is great, and
continues to grow, we want you to rest
assured knowing that we are continuing to
serve our clients daily, and are committed to
our mission statement of "Glorifying God by
serving our neighbors in crisis."
LICS served over 21,000 people in Lexington
County in 2013 with food, clothing, shelter,
and many other needs.



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STEWARDSHIP THOUGHTS

For it will be like a man going on a journey, who called his servants and entrusted to them his
property. To one he gave five talents, to another two, to another one, to each according to his
ability. Then he went away. He who had received the five talents went at once and traded with them,
and he made five talents more. So also he who had the two talents made two talents more. But he
who had received the one talent went and dug in the ground and hid his masters money.
Matthew 25:14-30 (ESV)


As I child, I remember thinking that my mom was the most talented person in the world. She could
do anything around the house. She could garden, cook, bake, can and freeze, sew, arrange flowers,
craft, butcher chickens, play the piano and organ, and she somehow always kept the house neat
and clean! It seemed like she was good at just about everything she did.

Maybe you are one of those people who have many talents. Perhaps you have just a few talents, or
maybe only one. We could ponder this disparity of talents among believers and wonder at Gods
wisdom in determining our abilities. We could question why our Master gives so much to some
and yet, so little to others; but at the end of the day, we would have no answers.

God gives as He sees fit. It is not for us to judge how and to whom God entrusts His gifts and
talents. The verses above from Matthews Gospel, tell us that it really doesnt matter how much or
to whom God gives, only that we use what we have for good. As it is written in the Gospel
according to Luke, Everyone to whom much was given, of him much will be required, and from
him to whom they entrusted much, they will demand the more (12:48, ESV).

If God has entrusted you with talents (and indeed He has!), then why not invest those talents in
the church and her ministry to our community and beyond? Be bold enough to share the gifts that
God has given you be they few or many and see if God doesnt bring about an abundant return.


Written by Vicar Paulette McHugh
On behalf of the Stewardship & Finance Committee

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WE NEED YOU!!
2014 Annual Missions Market
Saturday, November 15, 2014



If you have not already done so, please mark your calendars for Saturday, November 15,
from 8:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. This is the date for our Annual Missions Market at St. Peters. We need
every member of the congregation to be a part of the market in some wayprovide items, donate
some of your time that day, or come and purchase things for yourself or others.
There will be a Country Caf from 11:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. with Richeys famous, freshly
made corndogs, hamburgers, and catfish stew. Plan to eat lunch with us that Saturday. The Coun-
try Store will have fresh, in-season vegetables, canned goods, cutlery, flavoring, and some other
special items. Our Craft Store will have all kinds of homemade items many members of our con-
gregation are providing which will be great gifts. Remember, we always have new things each
year. Fresh homemade cakes, pies, breads, cupcakes, and cinnamon rolls will be available in our
Bake Shop. Then there will be at least 20+ vendors who will have some great items you have been
wanting to purchase but unable to find; we have many new Vendors this year and you will not
want to miss them. We will also have the Cookie Bar filled with great homemade cookies. Dont
forget our frozen Casserolesmeat, breakfast, vegetable, soup, etc. Our Garage Sale starts at 8:00,
and who doesnt like a garage sale! If you have items around your house you are tired of, items
just gathering dust, or grandmas whatever that you have no use for, please consider donating it to
our garage sale. You may put items in the small room in the Old Fellowship Hall or you may bring
them to the church on November 14. Photography Studio will be the perfect gift for grandparents.
Look for times to sign up for those picture appointments.


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 8:00 a.m. 1:30 p.m. Parish Life Center


We need your talentsIf you garden, please share vegetables or fruits; if you are a car-
penter, we would like to have some of your wooden items; if you are an artist, share some of your
artwork; if you are a baker, we would like some of your baked from scratched goods; if you sew,
share some of your beautifully hand-made items. Whatever your talent, we want You to be a part
of the Missions Market. We still need volunteers to help with the garage sale on November 15 and
set up on November 14. All proceeds go to outreach ministries Relay for Life, Snack Sack Minis-
tries, Samaritans Well and missionary support .

Again this year, the Lexington/Saluda Thrivent Chapter is providing us with supple-
mental funding. This funding really helps us reach our goal of $12,000.

For more information, see Sharon James, Darla Jennings, Karen Price, Susan Rawl, Clyde
Sanders or Kathy Schreiber.


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David Ballington
Heath Fulmer
Andrew Henry
Justin Roberts


Brad Smith
Courtney Weed
Kyle Weed
L.J. Perrier
PRAYER LIST
Sarah Addy (mother of Jo Wessinger)
Shelly Anderson (mother of friend of Marie Eargle)
Wanda Arnold
Buddy Cashion (father of Hillarie Vaughan)
Sabrena Chambers (friend of Doug & Kathy Schreiber)
Sylvia Cole (friend of Doug & Kathy Schreiber)
Lois Curtin
Daniel Dirkx (son of Connie & Marvin Parson)
Pattie Elkins (friend of Cindy Evans)
Jan Foglesong (friend of Jim and Amy Shealy)
DeeDee and Hannah Fogle (friends of Tim Pearson)
Naeemah Foster (co-worker of Marvin Parson)
Meghan Frick (niece of Lisa Frick Szuhy)
Carol Furtick (sister of Kathy Schreiber & Jim Sanders)
Ricky Harrison (friend of Julie Porth Smith)
Jean House (friend of Marie Eargle)
Joe Johnson (co-worker of Tim Pearson)
Kathy Kimes (friend of Steve Teer)
Blake Knight (friend of Emily Grace Carter)
Marvin Leaphart (husband of Barbara Leaphart)
Dr. and Mrs. David Lyle (friends of Donna Shealy)
Georgia Martin (sister of Betty Lou ONeill)
Colton Matthews (friend of the Zack Spence family)
Richard McMillan (father of Keith McMillan)
Allen McWaters (friend of Kay Davis-Amick)
Gladys Meetze (mother of Elizabeth Lindler)
Michele Meyer
Bill Moore (friend of Tim Pearson)
Cathy Patterson (Aunt of Buck Ray)
Lonna Paul
Myla Pera (friend of Beryl Roberts)
Alex Porth (Violet Porths nephew)
Stewart Register (brother of Missy Porth)
Bruce Ricard (brother in law of Debbie Arnold)
Dale Rikard (friend of Zack & Julynn Spence)
Beryl Roberts
Bula Roof (Bonnie Longs mother)
John Scaturro (father of Debbie Buchman)
Arthur Shealy (son of Margie Shealy)
Dorothy Shealy (Trudy Moore & Linda Gables Mother)
Ann Smith (Larry/Bonnie Longs son-in-laws mother)
Mildred Slice (friend of Kay Davis-Amick)
Joyce Spraberry
Barbara Summers (mother of Susan Bailey)
Wendy Taylor (daughter of Sylvia Darden)
Jane Truett (mother of Chip Truett)
Rick Chief Ward (friend of Hillarie Vaughan)
Carol Waring (mother of Linda Guerette)
Clay Watkins (friend of Zack Spence)
Retha Wessinger
Regan Wilkes (granddaughter of Fred Steppe)
Joe Young (uncle of Ted Zee)
Let us also remember in our daily prayers our missionaries, Pastor Matthew Riak in South Sudan
and David Davis in Brazil

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SMITH, David & Joyce 10/03
SHULL, Larry & Sonja 10/04
SHEALY, Scott & Lisa 10/06
HARMON, Jerry & Julie 10/07
PORTH, Albert & Lynn 10/07
SULLIVAN, Dick & Betty 10/07
JOHNSON, Steven & Amanda 10/08
JORDAN, Chris & Karen 10/09
FARR, Ed & Carol 10/10
HEFFNER, David & Linda 10/21
SHEIDER, Rick & Lisa 10/23
RAY, Buck & Ashley 10/26
ZIMMERMAN, Ashley & Chad 10/26
HARMON, Julie 10/01
HOWELL, Jennifer 10/01
CARTER, David 10/02
LEAPHART, John 10/03
PORTH, Addison 10/03
SMITH, Daniel 10/03
SMITH, David 10/03
BECKSTEIN, Thomas 10/04
HARMON, Roxie 10/04
BECKSTEIN, Henry 10/05
HODGKISS, Margaret 10/05
RAWL, Emily 10/05
VAUGHAN, Shelbie 10/05
LEAPHART, Marvin 10/06
PORTH, Toby 10/06
SHEIDER, Ryan 10/06
SMITH, Julie 10/06
HENDRIX, Marvin 10/07
JUMPER, Brett 10/07
SCHREIBER, Susan 10/07
SLATTERY, Morgan 10/07
DUELL, Emily 10/09
EDMONDSON, Mark 10/09
LEVER, Jennifer 10/09
CRAPS, Mark 10/10
EARGLE, Summer 10/10
PEARSON, Tim 10/10
SPANGLER, Tori 10/10
PRICE, Karen 10/11
SNELGROVE, Frances 10/11
WESSINGER, Preston 10/11
BECKSTEIN, Julie 10/12
BURBAGE, Preston 10/12
CRAPPS, Jeffrey 10/12
CARR, Bart 10/13
SANDERS, Clyde 10/13
ELLINGSON, Kayla 10/14
RIDER, Lisa 10/14
CARR, Brittany 10/15
STONE, Jenny 10/15
SHEALY, Fisher 10/16
BECKSTEIN, Rory 10/17
CATOE, Dana 10/18
ELLINGSON, Carter 10/18
NICHOLS, Mallory 10/19
POULNOT-HODGKISS, Elizabeth 10/20
BECKHAM, Jimmy 10/22
GILL, Chris 10/22
HARMON, Wanda 10/22
SWEATMAN, Addison 10/22
SMITH, Garrett 10/23
LEAPHART, Barbara Ann 10/24
OLIVER, Gail 10/24
STONE, Tommy 10/25
ARNOLD, Hayley 10/26
HARMON, Sydney 10/26
HOYLE, Amanda 10/26
LANHAM, Mattie 10/26
SULLIVAN, Betty 10/27
LINDLER, Monroe 10/29
MCMILLAN, Jennifer 10/29
PORTH, Brady 10/29
SANDERS, Heather 10/29
WESSINGER, Nolan 10/29
GILL, Raymond 10/30
LAVISKY, Bobby 10/30
DAVIS, Craig 10/31
PORTH, Ronda 10/31

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Those Serving in October
Please note any areas where volunteers are needed and call the Church Office if you are
available to serve in this capacity.
Communion Assistants
5 (8:30 a.m.) Ryan Slattery
(11:00 a.m.) Betty Lou ONeill
19 (8:30 a.m.) Catherine Porth, N/A at printing
(11:00 a.m.) Betty Lou ONeill, Jenny Stone
26 (8:30 a.m.) Sheryl Gill, Jenny Stone
(11:00 a.m.) Beryl Roberts, Lynn Porth


Greeters/Popcorn Ministry
5 (8:30 a.m.) Angela King
(11:00 a.m.) N/A at printing
12 (8:30 a.m.) Alisa Chapella
(11:00 a.m.) Sandra Brasington
19 (8:30 a.m.) N/A at printing
(11:00 a.m.) Jenny Stone
26 (8:30 a.m.) Jenny & Tommy Stone
(11:00 a.m.) Beryl Roberts


Ushers (8:30 a.m.)
Buck Vaughan, Chairperson
Jeff Elliot, Chairperson
Bobby Harmon


Ushers (11:00 a.m.)
Buck Vaughan, Chairperson
Jeff Elliot, Chairperson
Keith McMillan





Coffee Hour Hosts
5 Educational Ministry
12 N/A at printing
19 N/A at printing
26 (Reformation) N/A at printing


Altar Flowers
5 Buck and Hillarie Vaughan
12 Sandra Brasington
19 Jay and Rachel Freeman
26 (Reformation) Buck and Ashley Ray

Lectors
5 (8:30 a.m.) Pat Allen
(11:00 a.m.) Linda Gable
12 (8:30 a.m.) Pat Allen
(11:00 a.m.) Donna Shealy
19 (8:30 a.m.) Sheryll Gill
(11:00 a.m.) Nancy Wylie
26 (8:30 a.m.) Tommy Stone
(11:00 a.m.) Tommy Chaplin

Acolytes
5 (8:30 a.m.) N/A at printing
(11:00 a.m.) N/A at printing
12 (8:30 a.m.) N/A at printing
(11:00 a.m.) Reagan Poole
19 (8:30 a.m.) Carson Ray
(11:00 a.m.) Martin Crapps
26 (8:30 a.m.) N/A at printing
(11:00 a.m.) N/A at printing

Altar Guild
Barbara Leaphart, Shelia Harmon, Anna Harmon



Offering Counters
Jenny and Tommy Stone


Front Porch Visitor
N/A at printing


Nursery Assistants
5 (8:30 a.m.) Jordan Slattery
(11:00 a.m.) N/A at printing
12 (8:30 a.m.) N/A at printing
(11:00 a.m.) Rylee Smith
19 (8:30 a.m.) N/A at printing
(11:00 a.m.) N/A at printing
26 (8:30 a.m.) N/A at printing
(11:00 a.m.) N/A at printing



The Usher Chairpersons are also the
Lock Team members for this month.

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S.P.Y. NEWSSeptember 2014
St. Peters Youth
All St. Peters youth and visitors are invited to attend youth events.
Travis McLeod, Youth Director
tmcleod@stpeterslex.com 803-603-3152


CLUB 345....Third, Fourth and Fifth Grades

October 12 CLUB 345 Event (To be announced)
JUNIOR HIGH YOUTH..Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Grades

October 5,12,19 5:30 PM, Junior Youth Meeting

October 7,14,21,28 7:00 PM, Prayer Breakfast at Chick-Fil-A, meet at
church by 6:50 to ride bus.

October 26 4:00 PM. Youth arrive for Spooktacular


Senior HIGH YOUTH..Ninth thru twelfth grade

October 5,12,19 7:00 PM, Senior Youth Meeting

October 7,14,21,28 7:00 PM, Prayer Breakfast at Chick-Fil-A, meet at
church by 6:50 to ride bus.

October 24-25 SHOC, Senior High Only Camping

October 26 4:00 PM, Youth arrive for Spooktacular



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M a t i n s C h o i r / I n s t r u m e n t a l i s t C r a i g D a v i s
C h a n c e l C h o i r / B e l l D i r e c t o r B a r r y M o o r e
C h i l d r e n s C h o i r D i r e c t o r R a l p h R o c a n e l l a
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A d m i n i s t r a t i v e C o o r d i n a t o r A m b e r S c a r b o r o u g h
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