Worship

July 15, 2012

8:30 and 11:00 a.m.

Preacher: Rev. Katie B. Anthony

Scripture: Ephesians 1:3-14

9:30 a.m. - The Point

Preacher: Rev. Stephen Coleman

Scripture: Ephesians 1:3-14

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Reveille Summer Book Review in July

David L. Holmes is returning to the Reveille Summer Book Review Series on Wednesday, July 25, to speak about his latest book, The Faiths of the Post War Presidents from Truman to Obama. This book is a look at our recent presidents and their religious beliefs.

In 2011, Mr. Holmes retired from his position as the Walter G. Mason Professor of Religious Studies at the College of William and Mary, and per his biography, he will be missed for his sharp wit, intellectual vitality, and commitment to the personal growth of his students. We are looking forward to a lively and enlightening review on the 25^th. Refreshments will be served at 10:30 a.m., and the book review will begin at 11:00. Child care will be provided.

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Help Feed the Homeless

BAG LUNCHES - July 22

On Sunday, July 22, Reveille's elementary Sunday school children will prepare bag lunches to be served on July 23. If you would like to contribute food for the bag lunches, please contact Carol Uzzle, Minister for Teaching and Learning, here or at 359-6041, ext. 117.

                              HOT MEAL - July 28

Reveille's Friends of the Homeless volunteers will serve the mid-day meal on Thursday, July 26, at Greater Mt. Moriah Baptist Church. During the summer months there are a large number of children accompanying their parents for this meal. We expect to serve around 180 guests. Please sign up to prepare a potato casserole or some pick-up desserts. We also need six volunteers to help serve the meal from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. One sign-up sheet is located on an easel near the staircase in the main hallway of the education building, and another is in the fellowship hall. Copies of the potato casserole recipe are on the sign-up boards. For more information or to volunteer to help, please contact Mary Jane Walls here. 

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Revisiting Annual Conference 2012

The Virginia Annual Conference met in Roanoke over the weekend of June 22-24. Reveille was represented by Jim Noland, Stephen Coleman (who had to leave early to preach on Sunday), Dick Davis (our lay leader), Ruby Corr, and Margaret Hamilton. Carol Uzzle was ill and unable to attend. Jim, Stephen, and Carol were appointed to Reveille for another year. Katie Anthony, who was commissioned at the service of ordination, was also appointed to serve Reveille in the role vacated by Abby Kocher. We are all grateful for Abby's truly wonderful service to Christ here at Reveille, and we welcome Katie who brings her own unique gifts and graces to share with us.

At the meeting of the Annual Conference in Roanoke the ministry of Bishop Charlene Kammerer was celebrated. Bishop Kammerer is retiring this year after leading the Virginia Conference for the past eight years. Our new bishop will be chosen at the jurisdictional conference in July and will take the reins of the Virginia Conference on the first of August. Our new bishop will be consecrated here at Reveille on September 22.

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Military Mailing Addresses Wanted

If you have family members serving in the armed services, please contact Carol Uzzle, Minister for Teaching and Learning, here or 359-6041, ext. 117. We would like to publish the names of those serving so you may include them in your prayers. With their permission we will print their mailing addresses so that you may send a letter of encouragement and appreciation.

Lisa Estes' mailing address was published in a previous issue of this newsletter. Please note a correction to the formatting:

                                              Lisa Estes

                                              HHC, 2-25 AVN REGT

                                              TF Diamond Head

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Reveille Members Make a Difference

in the Lives of Others

We want to say thank you to all who help to make our Friends of the Homeless hot meal a success each month. We have so many faithful helpers. Some put together potato casseroles and deliver them to church. Others create homemade desserts that are a rare treat for the population we serve. A number of you have given up your time on a Thursday to transport the food and serve the meal at Greater Mt. Moriah Church in Jackson Ward. For those who haven't been to the feeding site, we can only tell you how much your efforts are appreciated by the folks we serve. This ministry, that makes a difference in the lives of many, only works because so many people have a part in the monthly meal. Thank you.

- Joanna Tilley, Mary Jane Walls and Kay Craven

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Grad Congrats

Congratulations to Scott Bacigal who graduated from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in May.

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Issues and Deadlines for The Reveille Window

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Calendar of Opportunities

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Staff

Jim Noland, Senior Pastor

Katie Anthony, Associate Pastor

Stephen Coleman, Associate Pastor

Carol Uzzle, Minister for Teaching and Learning

Cathy Armistead, Director of Music Ministries

Dwayne Stinson, Director of Youth Ministries

Kaarina Jobe, Worship and Music Leader for The Point

Anne Stratton, Administrative Manager

Cheryl Arrington, Pastoral and Congregational Care Secretary

Bill Wright, Facilities Manager

Glynis Holcomb, Financial Manager

Thomas Goodall, Custodian

Ty Jefferson, Custodian

Elaine Kastelberg, Director of Weekday School

Beverley Tilley, Weekday School Administrative Assistant

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