"Enter to Worship-Depart to Serve"
The month of June is a month of transition where we pray for Norman and Karen as they move to St. Paul’s UMC in Staunton and as we welcome Yunho and Joungwon Eo to Laurel Hill. Also, please pray for our Annual Conference in Hampton, June 15 – 17 in Hampton, VA.
Meanwhile, here is our June newsletter and Calendar.
Be present and accounted for by using the February Calendar and our newsletter.
Can you name at least one way God is at work in your life right now? It doesn’t have to be something complicated or humongous. It could be a simple kindness or a single word of encouragement. Whatever it is, take the time to give thanks to the Lord.
Find out more about acting on one thing God wants for you or that you want from God by reading November’s newsletter or keep up with things happening at Laurel Hill and in our community by checking the calendar for November.
You are invited to come join us every week for worship and Sunday School at 1919 New Market Rd in Varina, VA. Our early service starts at 8:45 AM. Sunday School begins at 9:45 AM and our traditional service starts at 11:00 AM.
May 25th – We will be having a Pre-Registration Dinner for Vacation Bible School at Four Mile Creek. The dinner will begin at 5:30 AM. Print out and fill out the registration form and bring it with you as we get ready for a fun filled Bible School “Camp Out” weekend, June 23 – 25. We are looking for volunteers to help prepare food on May 25 and o help out with our preschool class. There is also still an opening for the game station. Please contact Angela Ragland if you are interested in helping with VBS at ourragland@gmail.com. or 432-4179.If anyone needs a copy of our Lay Leadership list, they can pick one up in the office. Thanks.
This Sunday, we celebrate the grace that God gives through many hands working together. John 4 tells us the harvest is plentiful and ready for harvest but requires laborers. That’s you and me! Many hands for the Lord to use to manifest the Son who sits at His Right Hand.
Thankfully, Laurel Hill is no stranger to this way of doing things and in the future will continue to walk in the grace of many hands.
The pictures here are from our ministry with HEARTH, providing Thanksgiving boxes to 15 families. Special thanks goes out to Susan Nowell and the Weekday School for their help.