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Showing posts with label Jamestown. Show all posts

Sunday, June 19, 2011

Churches Say Their Goodbyes To Pastor Santos


For Pastor Sandra Santos, next Sunday (June 28) will be last day in the pulpit at Union UMC and Jamestown UMC.
Pastor Sandy will be taking an interim assignment in the Columbus area for a few weeks and then she and her family will be moving to Brazil.
She will continue her ministry there along with her husband. Gerald.
The position at Union UMC will be filled by Derek Horton and he will start on July 17th. (Derek, by the way, is slightly related to Dawn Olson, Faith Community)
At Jamestown UMC, Ed Wilder, a well known retired pastor, will fill the pulpit the first Sunday of each month with lay persons bring the message in the other Sundays.
We say Best Wishes to the Santos' and welcome new faces to the Common Cup churches.

  John Fristoe (Newsletter Editor)
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Friday, September 25, 2009

Disciple Bible Study Offered on Sep 29


Sep 14, 2009 Of interest to all Common Cup subscribers, Jamestown UMC is hosting a Disciple I Bible Study on Tuesday nights.


Pastor Sandy and Mary Thevenin are teaching the class.


Classes begin on Sept. 29 at 7 pm.


For more information contact Jamestown UMC at 675-3581, Mon-Fri 9am -Noon.


This has been an extremely popular Bible study in the United Methodist church. We know of no one who hasn't been enthusiastic about it (I didn't just use a double negative, did I?).


And don't think Jamestown is too far - you can get from Xenia to Jamestown on the new Route 35 about as fast as navigating some cross town routes in Xenia.


You can view a map and driving directions on our website.



John Fristoe (Interim Newsletter Editor)

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Wednesday, September 23, 2009

WAY TO GO! Gerald Santos



Mar. 15,2009

What a special day for Sandy Linger Santos, one of our Common Cup pastors, as her husband, Gerald Santos, was sworn in as a US citizen yesterday.


And it was so great that the Common Cup pastors were there at the Dayton Courthouse to cheer him on. Pastor McDowell made a short video clip and a candid shot (see below) just before the swearing in ceremony (he was speechless at that moment) .


http://pastorrobert-nikos.blogspot.com/


Way To Go Gerald!


John Fristoe (Interim eNews Editor)


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