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Balmoral Presbyterian Church
Where the Spirit Takes Flight
BPC NEWS BRIEF
Wednesday, May 19, 2021
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mailing address: Balmoral Presbyterian Church, P.O. Box 17309, Memphis, TN 38187
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NEWS THIS WEEK
- THANK YOU to ELDERS CLASS of 2021
- BPC to WELCOME REV. ELIZABETH DICK as PASTORAL CARE
- PLANS for WORSHIP JUNE 6 at BPC
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FIFTY DAYS of EASTER: aaaaaaaaaaa CAPTIVES to the SPIRIT
- WORSHIP for SUNDAY MAY 23, 2021
- AROUND MEMPHIS
- GOOD NEWS for MEMPHIS as COVID NUMBERS RECEDE
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REVISED CDC SAFE-ACTIVITY CHART
- REMINDERS:
- MEMPHIS SHOT-FOR-SHOT SWEEPSTAKES - win a car with your vaccination card! Enter until May 31.
- HIGHLIGHTS of UPCOMING EVENTS
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WEEKLY INFORMATION
- Birthdays
- Calendar of Events
- OUTREACH OPPORTUNITIES
- CONTACT INFORMATION
- Building Information
- BPC Photos
- Worship last Sunday
LINKS to DOCUMENTS:
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Rev. Carla Meisterman will be on vacation from Saturday, May 22, through Monday, May 31. During that time, she will not be available for calls or email. |
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Rev. Anne Hagler be on call while Carla is off.
You can reach Anne by phone or text at 901.628.2104 or email her at anneh6616@gmail.com
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At the May 16, 2021, Session Meeting last Sunday, the Session approved the following:
- Approved the BPC COVID-19 Task Force report on BPC / Circle of Faith Policies and Procedures revisions.
- Approved the recommendation from the BPC COVID-19 Task Force for in-person BPC Worship in the sanctuary beginning June 6.
- Approved the recommendation from the BPC COVID-19 Task Force for in-person Circle of Faith Worship in the Fellowship area beginning June 6.
- Approved the motion from the Human Resources Committee to hire Rev. Elizabeth Dick as a Pastoral Care Resident for 6 months beginning June 1, reporting to the Human Resources Committee.
- Approved a motion to thank the outgoing Elders Class of 2021, who were instrumental in the successes for their 3 years of service, especially this challenging past year!
(For more details on each of these approved actions,
please see the articles below.)
The Session also met with Rev. James Gale, Executive Presbyter of the Mid-South, to overview the process that BPC and the Session will be engaged in as the HR Team hires a Transitional Pastor who will lead Worship after Rev. Carla Meisterman retires in November. The Transitional pastor will also work with the session and congregation during this transitional time to form a Pastor Nominating Committee (PNC) for calling a new pastor.
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THANKS to the
ELDER CLASS of 2021
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We all want to express our thanks to Ruling Elders
Cathy Bailey, Frank Carney and Don Lamb for their service to the church in the Session Class of 2021. They completed their last Session meeting last Sunday.
With the leadership of the Elders Class of 2021:
- BPC put a $100,000 roof on the building and paid for it in cash
- BPC welcomed and sustained our ministry to The Seed Program
- BPC made plans to pave our parking lot and install a new security system for the church including inside cameras this summer
- BPC transitioned in the pandemic, keeping everyone in the building safe through their leadership when they named and called the BPC COVID-19 Task Force
- The Session has worked closely with the BPC COIVD-19 Task Force and implemented effective building use policy.
- BPC moved to virtual worship under their leadership and hired Thomas Bergstig
- BPC has maintained a sold budget process and have seen solid financial support through the pandemic
- BPC has planned to celebrate and recognize The Reverend Anne Hagler for her service to BPC on Sunday, June 6, 2021
- BPC has extended a call to The Reverend Elizabeth Dick to be the Pastoral Care Resident for seven months in 2021
The new elders of the new incoming Class of 2024 will be ordained and installed Pentecost Sunday, May 23, 2021 and begin their service to the church at the June 13, 2021 Session meeting (note that the June meeting on zoom is a week early because of Father’s Day.)
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BPC to WELCOME REV. ELIZABETH DICK
as Pastoral Care Resident
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God has called The Reverend Elizabeth Dick to Balmoral Presbyterian Church to serve for the next seven months as our new Pastoral Care Resident. As Pastoral Care Resident, Rev. Dick will assume many of the responsibilites for pastoral care that have been provided to our congregation by our Parish Associate, The Reverend Anne Hagler.
Rev. Dick will be joining our staff, June 1, 2021, and will work with our congregation primarily Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. She will join us in worship, one or more times a month, and both preach and serve as On-Call Pastor when Carla is on vacation or engaged in worship planning.
As Pastoral Care Resident, Rev. Dick will do home and hospital visitation, and coordinate and serve Home Communion with Ruling Elders in our congregation. She will join us this summer in intentional small group gatherings to get to know each other and bringing our congregation together to discuss BPC's future.
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WORSHIP IN-PERSON
BEGINNING JUNE 6
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Balmoral will be opening the building for in-person Worship for both BPC and for Circle of Faith beginning June 6. Those worshipping at Balmoral Presbyterian services will meet in the sanctuary at 11:00am; those worshipping with Circle of Faith will meet at 9:00am in the Fellowship area.
Good news indeed! It won't be exactly like it used to be - but it surely will be great to see friends in-person!
Not ready to be indoors in a crowd? Balmoral's service will ALSO be LiveStreamed online as well, for those who want to "be there" but still need to be able to worship at home, remotely.
So how is this all going to work?
The BPC COVID-19 Task Force has been intentional about keeping EVERYONE - Worshippers, whether vaccinated or unvaccinated, the Worship team and staff, and the SEED staff and children SAFE.
What to Know about Sunday, June 6
While worshipping at BPC or Circle of Faith services:
- Everyone must wear masks and honor social distancing rules (6 feet) at all times while in the building.
- Masks will be distributed to those who need them before they enter the narthex.
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Worship leaders in some cases will be permitted to remove their masks while speaking at the podium at an 18-foot distance from congregants.
- Vaccinations are encouraged but not required for participating in worship.
- Children are welcome in worship as always. NO CHILD CARE will be provided.
- No food or drink is permitted in the building. Drinking fountains will not be available for use.
- The SEED program areas of the building are RESTRICTED AREAS and should not be entered.
- The kitchen cannot be entered and will not be used.
- There will be no congregational singing.
- But there WILL be participation in music and worship as directed. There will also be soloists and small musical ensembles, using safe protocols.
- During responsive readings and throughout worship, worshippers should remain masked at all times.
- Name tags will NOT be used.
- All hymnbooks, Friendship pads and Children's worship bags have been removed from the sanctuary and are not to be used.
- Hand sanitizer stations will be placed at the sanctuary entry area and use encouraged.
- Bulletins will be at the hand sanitizer stations for worshippers to pick up.
- Worshippers will be asked to take their bulletins home for disposal.
- For entering and exiting the sanctuary, worshippers are asked to follow guidance from ushers. The ushers will direct incoming congregants to seat front to rear. When departing the sanctuary, ushers will direct outgoing congregants to proceed rear to front.
- Balmoral worshippers are asked to continue submitting their tithes and offerings electronically or by mail - Offering plates will NOT be passed in worship.
- There will be no food collection for the Food Cart.
- BPC Worshippers will have access to the restrooms at the end of the hall in the new building. Hand sanitizer will be available there and its use encouraged.
- Sanctuary internal and external doors will be kept open to increase ventilation.
- Circle of Faith worshippers will enter by the side door of the Fellowship area and will use the restroom near the Fellowship area.
- All worship protocols listed above will be used for CofF services as well.
- Hand-sanitizer will be supplied at the entry to the Fellowship area and the restroom and encouraged.
- The person arming and disarming the alarm will use the church office door.
For everyone's safety, we ask that anyone who is experiencing symptoms of illness (EG: sore throat; fever or chills; cough; shortness of breath or difficulty breathing; fatigue; muscle or body aches; headache; new loss of taste or smell; congestion or runny nose; nausea or vomiting; diarrhea) not enter the building and, instead, participate in worship through livestream.
These procedures will be repeated in your Worship email reminders, along with a copy of Sunday's bulletin, on Friday and Sunday mornings. They may also be listed in the weekly BPC COVID-19 Task Force emails.
These procedures are expected to remain in place for June. As the summer progresses, and as (hopefully) numbers of cases & deaths continue to fall, more people getting vaccinated, and new CDC guidelines are issued, the Task Force will be monitoring the situation to see if any changes to these policies should be changed.
A full copy of ALL of the updated Policies and Procedures that were approved at the last Session meeting, is available at the link below.
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PENTECOST SUNDAY, May 23, 2021,
ENDS the FIFTY DAYS of EASTER
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Luke's narrative in Acts gives the impression that Pentecost was rather unexpected and prompted the disciples to unanticipated ways of thinking. According to the first chapter of Acts, after the Ascension, a group of 120 disciples continued to meet and pray together. During the 40 days after the resurrection, those disciples had encountered the risen Lord in various guises. They rehashed their stories and chose to remain together. Determined to carry on, they decided that they should find a replacement for Judas and reconstitute the 12 as special leaders.
Then, on the 50th day after the Resurrection, something new started to happen among them. Unlike in the days of Moses when God appeared on a mountain with fire, flames now came to each member of the community, and they were all filled with the Holy Spirit. In spite of their well-planned reorganization, the Spirit wasn't limited by the number 12 but rather came to the group of women and men that Luke numbered at 120 — 10 times their model.
Luke's story could lead us to believe that the disciples went through an instantaneous transformation: receiving the Spirit, speaking in tongues, then preaching effectively to a multi-cultural crowd. In reality, that which seemed to happen in an instant was the effect of meeting with the risen Lord, prayer and discernment. Instead of a miraculous conversion, it took them 50 days of communal prayer to open their hearts and minds to what God was ready to do among them and in all of them.
The entirety of the Acts of the Apostles tells the story of the community's slow opening to the breadth of God's plan.
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CAPTIVES to the SPIRIT
By Scott Gunn
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And now, as a captive to the Spirit, I am on my way to Jerusalem, not knowing what will happen to me there, except that the Holy Spirit testifies to me in every city that imprisonment and persecutions are waiting for me. – Acts 20:22-23
Paul’s faith is extraordinary. He has committed to travel to Jerusalem, not knowing what will unfold, even as he expects to be imprisoned. But, as he says, he is a captive to the Spirit. He realizes that he must follow God’s call.
If we took seriously the prompting of the Holy Spirit, we would probably get into trouble, too.
Really the only question we should be asking at key moments in our lives is: what is God’s call to me? How can I be faithful to what I believe God is asking me to do? It’s easy to say and hard to do. For one thing, it’s not always clear – at least to me – when God is calling me and when I have devised a rationale that is calling me. Often, I can tell the difference, but at times it’s not easy.
That’s why I rely on steadfast prayer and on fellow pilgrims. A good friend or a trusted colleague can be the one who tells me, “You really need to do this, because it sounds like God is calling you.” Or, “I think you need to listen again, because this doesn’t sound like it’s God at work.”
Then, even when we know what God calls us to do, we might be tempted to decide that we shouldn’t embark on a particular course because it will be unpleasant, or costly, or even dangerous. That’s where we need to follow Paul’s example. He knows that once we have determined with certainty where God is calling us, we can entirely confident that God will equip us for that to which we have been called.
It really is that simple.
So often when Christians are in the news, it’s because people are insisting on their personal liberties or their freedom from responsibility to care for others. We focus on our needs and preferences rather than God’s call. But that’s not how the scriptures speak of us and our faith.
Our responsibility is to love God and love our neighbors. We would do well to ask how we are called to love, not to insist on our own rights with respect to our neighbors. We ought to follow the example of Paul and gladly accept God’s call, even if it proves difficult for us. We become captives to the Spirit.
To do all this, we do three things:
- First, we must be open to the actual work of the Holy Spirit in our lives.
- Second, we have to accept that call, trusting that God will equip us.
- Third, we must get busy doing it.
None of this is complicated. The path, as Paul shows us, is clear. However, just because something is uncomplicated does not mean it will be easy. And that gets us back to our need to trust God’s call to us. I don’t always get this right, but when I have managed to answer the call, it has always been a blessing....
Every time.
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SUNDAY
WORSHIP
Balmoral Presbyterian Church
Sunday, May 23, 2021
PENTECOST SUNDAY
BALMORAL WORSHIP at 11:00am on YouTube
Scriptures: Psalm 104 (selected verses)
& Romans 8: 24-27
Sermon: "A Vision Born of Hope"
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During worship, the new Elders of the Class of 2024 will be installed/ordained. Please keep Ruling Elder Janice Hill, Ruling Elder Beverly Hooker, and Erich Shultz in your prayers this week.
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SUNDAY STUDIES at 10:00am on Zoom
Join with members & friends of BPC and Circle of Faith
for either one of our two classes available:
> On the Brink of Everything: Grace, Gravity & Getting Old by Parker Palmer
> Almost Everything: Notes on Hope
by Anne LaMott
(this will be the last meeting for these classes for Spring
new classes will resume in September)
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CIRCLE of FAITH WORSHIP at 9:00am
on Zoom
Everyone is also invited to join the Circle of Faith service. The link will be listed each week in the ONLINE EVENTS calendar in this Newsletter!
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You will receive emails on FRIDAY & again on SUNDAY with a link to the YouTube site for Worship & a downloadable Sunday Worship Guide.
The Idlewild service will also still be available at 11:00 am on the radio at 96.1 FM or you can go online to the Idlewild Livestream broadcast at
Previous Worship Services at Balmoral are still available on the
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BIBLE STUDY
with Rev. Anne Hagler
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Join us on Zoom for our last Bible Study for the spring semester on Wednesday, June 2. |
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Everyone is invited as
Rev. Anne Hagler leads us for her last time....
and for everyone to wish her well on her retirement!
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JUNE BOOK CLUB MEETS Tuesday, June 8, 1:30pm |
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All Over But the Shoutin'
by Rick Bragg
will be the subject for our June Book Club. Cathy Bailey will lead our discussion, and we will meet in person on Tuesday, June 8, beginning at 1:30 p.m.
Tentative location will be at the home (patio) of Janice Hill, 2110 Hickory Crest Drive.
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SUNDAY STUDIES
for SPRING
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Spring Studies begin Sunday,
April 11, 10:00am.
The classes will run through this Sunday, May 23.
Two classes will be offered:
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On the Brink of Everything: Grace, Gravity and Getting Old
by Parker Palmer
A beautiful book of reflections on what we can learn as we move closer to "the brink of everything." Drawing on eight decades of life -- and his career as a writer, teacher, and activist --
Parker Palmer explores the questions
age raises and the promises it holds.
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Leaders: Jan Kaplan and Ted Pearson
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Almost Everything:
Notes on Hope
by Anne LaMott
When life is at its bleakest--when we are, as she puts it, "doomed, stunned, exhausted, and over-caffeinated"--the seeds of rejuvenation are at hand. "All truth is paradox," Anne Lamott writes, "and this turns out to be a reason for hope."
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Leaders: Beverly Hooker and Mary Schmitz
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These classes will meet for the last time this week.
NO SUNDAY STUDIES will meet over the summer.
New classes will begin in September.
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IN THE NEWS AROUND MEMPHIS
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GOOD NEWS for MEMPHIS
as COVID NUMBERS RECEDE & TEENS GET THEIR VACCINATIONS
The number of cases in Tennessee has dropped 33% in the last 14 days, according to The New York Times tracker. In the same period, the number of people getting testing is down 37%, and COVID hospitalizations have fallen 13%.
Case rates have gone from about 16 per 100,000 right after Easter to about 11 per 100,000 right now in Shelby County.
In the five days since 12- to 15 year-olds have been eligible for vaccination, roughly 1,800 of the youth have received a dose. However, FEMA will be leaving the Pipkin Building coronavirus vaccine site Wednesday, May 19, taking 21,000 weekly doses with them, but the site remains open under management by the City of Memphis. On Thursday, May 20, the Pipkin will begin its new operating hours, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday - Saturday.
The City of Memphis will maintain four other public drive-thru sites across the city, plus a series of pop-up locations, including Vaccine on the Green, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, May 23, at Handy Park. The Memphis Fire Department will administer the vaccines. The event will include live music and vouchers for meals from Beale Street restaurants.
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As cases fall and number of fully vaccinated people rise, the CDC issued new guidelines for HEALTHY FULLY VACCINATED people - Masks no longer REQUIRED globally, but local mandates and businesses may still require masks. Discretion is advised, however, for people with underlying conditions, if feeling ill, or if in a very crowded gatherings. |
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For a PRINTABLE version of this chart, click on the link below:
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Click the link below to get current locations for VACCINES:
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NOTE: The Daily Memphian provides all COVID-19 related information free of charge at these links as a service to the community.
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SHOT FOR SHOT SWEEPSTAKES
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Getting your vaccination shot isn't just your best chance at staying safe and healthy, you'll also get a shot at winning a brand new vehicle of your choice! There's a Chevy Camaro, Chevy Colorado, Nissan Rogue, Nissan Altima or any similar vehicle of equal or lesser value up for grabs!
This giveaway is open to any Shelby County residents age 18 or older at the time of entry.
We'll confirm eligibility with your immunization record card,
so make sure you hold onto it!
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In an effort to increase vaccinations in Shelby County, the city is offering everyone who is vaccinated a chance in their sweepstakes for a car!
or by calling 901-222-SHOT.
All entries must be received by 11:59pm on 5/31/2021.
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For COVID-19 testing information, go to this link:
NOTE: Several CVS and Walgreen's locations are now currently on the updated list at the link above.
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Clinton Bailey (23), Casey Gurlen (26),
Janet Smith (26), Tom Kernan (28), Shirley Vosburg (29), Phil Shannon (30), Noah Mercer (31)
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Each year in May, Balmoral has traditionally "wound down" activities; Sunday Studies and some Small Groups take a break for the summer, all leading toward our Summer Sabbath time.
Though this will be true this year as well, May also feels very different than previous years....as we anxiously look forward to once again Worship together in person beginning in June.
But there are several events still coming in May before we get there!
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May 23 is Pentecost Sunday, ending our 50 days of Easter. During the Worship service, the newly elected Elder class of 2024 will be Installed/Ordained.
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Rev. Anne Hagler will lead us in Worship & Communion on May 30, and we will celebrate her retirement as our Parish Associate.
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PW Bible Study will finish their current study for the year on Wednesday, June 2. Rev. Anne Hagler will lead the final session - and all are welcome to give her a final thank you!
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Sunday, June 6, BPC will gather together in Balmoral's sanctuary at 11:00 am for Worship.
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SUNDAY WORSHIP LINKS for MAY
Every Monday
2:00pm Writer's Group via Zoom
1st & 3rd Thursday of the Month
Ellis Small Group 10:15 am
2nd Tuesday of the Month
BOOK CLUB meets via Zoom
2nd Thursday Evening of the Month
7:00 pm Trouble I've Seen Small Group
1st & 3rd Thursday of the Month
COLONIAL PARK FOOD DRIVE
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Sunday, May 23, 2021
PENTECOST SUNDAY
9:00 AM Circle of Faith Worship on Zoom
10:00 - 11:00 AM Spring Sunday Studies on Zoom
11:00 AM BPC Worship Service via YouTube
Installation & Ordination of Elders, Class of 2024
Sunday, May 30, 2021
9:00 AM Circle of Faith Worship on Zoom
NO SUNDAY STUDIES - NEW CLASSES BEGIN in SEPTEMBER
11:00 AM BPC Worship & Communion Service via YouTube
Wednesday, June 2, 2021
10:30 am Bible Study with Presbyterian Women
(Note: this will be the final Bible Study for Spring;
new class will begin in September.)
Tuesday, June 8, 2021
1:30pm Book Club meets on Zoom
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ONLINE on YouTube at 11:00 am
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The BUILDING is CLOSED
UNTIL MAY 31, BUT
BALMORAL is OPEN !
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Our Session is committed to providing worship during the pandemic that reaches everyone. Those of you who do not have computer access or SmartPhone access, Idlewild will continue to broadcast all of the worship services on the radio 96.1 FM.
Stay at home! Stay Safe!
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REMINDER: Everyone who comes onto the BPC property MUST WEAR A MASK, including those who are only in the parking lot. NO ONE is allowed in the building without authorization.
We must help to keep our Worship team and the SEED children safe!
Requests for use of the property (including the parking lot) MUST prepare a proposal to the BPC COVID-19 Task Force (Scott Hill, chairperson) for review; the task force will review the proposal, then make a recommendation to the Session for consideration.
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IF ANYONE IS CALLED TO SERVE....
We work every 1st and 3rd Thursday.
Colonial Park UMC
5330 Park Ave
CONTACT SCOTT DAWSON for more INFORMATION
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Pastoral Care will be supplied by Rev. Carla Meisterman
and by Rev. Anne Hagler as a backup.
Rev. Carla Meisterman 901.235.1014
or email carlam@balmoralpc.com
Rev. Anne Hagler 901.628.2104 or anneh6616@gmail.com
The current Session members have been re-aligned to be your primary contact for ongoing communication. Here's the new contact list:
Lori Blackwelder .... (901) 262-8282 ............... LORIEB1165@yahoo.com
Cathy Bailey ........... (901) 481-6395 .............. catbailey2017@gmail.com
Frank Carney ...........(901) 337-4917 ............. fcarney@evanspetree.com
Leiza Collins ........... (901) 246-5031 ..................... leiza1016@gmail.com
Becky DeLoach ...... (901) 489-3369 ............. BeckyMD2905@gmail.com
Barry Dotson .......... (901) 277-1596 ............... barry.dotson@yahoo.com
Don Lamb ............... (901) 754-5530 ............................ fbslamb@aol.com
Ted Pearson home: (901) 754-9796 ................... pearsonteda@aol.com
...........................cell: (901) 486-6117
John Van Nortwick (901) 605-2907 ............ jvnortwick@cornerstone-
systems.com
(NOTE: Many of these Session members are working during the day, so you may want to text them or email them.)
Keep in mind that ANY Balmoral member who is healthy will most likely be happy to help you in case of need as well!
To contact other members, the most-current contact information is available by requesting a copy of the BPC PHONE DIRECTORY from Kathy Singleton by email ksingle2@bellsouth.net or by phone or text to (901) 734-7193.
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BPC Worship
Sunday, May 16, 2021
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Prelude "Be Still and Know"
Leiza Collins, piano
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Hymns #451 "Open My Eyes" and #481 "I Believe in God the Father"
Choir John Gilmer, Pete Addicott, Fran Addicott, Linda Warren, William Warren, Clinton Bailey and Erich Shultz
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Musical Offering "Like Him We Rise"
John Gilmer, Pete Addicott, Frank Carney, Ted Pearson,
William Warren, Clinton Bailey and Erich Shultz
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We have been keeping reference articles in the Newsletter each week throughout the summer. It's time to take them out, BUT some of these may still be helpful, so we will store them and give you links to them, but eliminate them from the body of the newsletter itself. |
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To access a document, simply click on the link name. The document will then open in your browser as a PDF file!
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- Newsletter Articles & Photos should be emailed to Kathy Singleton at ksingle2@bellsouth.net no later than Monday at noon for the week you want the article in the news.
- Bulletin Information should be emailed to Rev. Carla Meisterman, with a copy to Kathy Singleton, no later than Monday noon the week before the Sunday you want the information to appear.
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Prayer Concerns should continue to be submitted via email to Rev. Carla Meisterman (carlam@balmoralpc.com)
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MAY 2021
online church calendar
The calendar will take a few seconds to load and, once it opens, you will see the month that we are currently in. To see the next month's calendar, click on the arrow pointing down - it is just to the right of the name of the month. Once you click on that arrow, an icon will appear with all the months of the year listed. Click on the month that you want to see. To see a specific date, click on the number of the day you would like to see. The entire 2021 calendar is available to you.
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