The Breeze Dryland United Church of Christ

Volume XXVIIII Issue 6 JUNE 2018

A Publication of Dryland U.C.C. To keep our members and

friends informed of our programs, opportunities, and events. Dryland United Church of Christ 4415 Newburg Road,

Nazareth, PA 18064 (610) 759-4444

June 3 – 2nd Sunday after Pentecost Worship service at 8:00 & 10:15 am Breakfast 8:30 a.m. Holy Communion Birthday Sunday after 10:15 service June 10 – 3rd Sunday after Pentecost Worship service at 8:00 & 10:15 am Breakfast 8:30 a.m. June 17 – Father’s Day/Summer Service Rev. Richard Solliday will lead the service Breakfast 8:00 a.m. Worship service at 9:30 am June 24 – 5th Sunday after Pentecost Breakfast 8:00 a.m. Worship Service at 9:30 am

June 17, 2018

Do something special for Dad!

Starting June 17, 2018

Breakfast will be 8:00 a.m. Worship will be 9:30 a.m.

June 3 “Denominations – Pluses & Minuses” 2 Corinthians 4:5-12 Mark 2:23- 3.6 June 10 “That They May All Be One” 2 Corinthians 4:13 - 5.1 Mark 3:20-35 June 17 Rev. Richard Solliday to preach “Your Father…Plus One” Psalm 23 Ephesians 1:1-14 June 24 “Who is This?” Job 38:1-11 Mark 4:35-41

Pastor’s Page Now the LORD said to Abram, “Go

from your country and your kindred

and your father’s house to the land

that I will show you. I will make of you

a great nation, and I will bless you,

and make your name great, so that you

will be a blessing. I will bless those

who bless you, and the one who curses you I will curse;

and in you all the families of the earth shall be blessed.”

So Abram went, as the LORD had told him; and Lot went

with him. Abram was seventy-five years old when he

departed from Haran.

Genesis 12:1-4 One of the things I hear very often in the church is “I’m too old. I’ve done my part. Let someone younger step up.” I also often hear from “retired” ministers that God keeps calling them. In Genesis,

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God calls Abram out of Haran at age seventy-five. As one reads on in Genesis, you find that Abraham walked with God for another fifty-five years. Abraham is 130 years old when he is finally laid to rest. Apparently, service to the Lord is a lifetime occupation.

There are many reasons to not take on some responsibilities within the church, but age is not one of them. The question is not how old are you, but is God, through the Spirit, calling you. There are places where youth is desirable and other places where experience is valued. Both are necessary for the healthy functioning of the church. Paul uses the human body as a metaphor for the church. We are one church, one body but with many members. Each member of the body is important, but each has a different function. That is us.

We believe in the priesthood of all believers. That means we are active believers, not passive observers that simply let things pass by. So the next time you are asked to serve on a committee or help with a function, take a moment and ask is the Spirit is calling you.

Pastor Dave

Our next meeting will be on September 11, 2018

9:30 a.m. Mark your calendar. New faces are always welcome! Have a Great Summer!!

June 5 (Tues) 8:00 a.m., Diner 248, Easton, PA.

Please join us for Good Company and a Thought for the Day!

THOUGHT OF THE MONTH

PRAYER is the key to Heaven, but

FAITH unlocks the door!

THOSE WHO WILL SERVE June 3 – 10:15 A.M. FLOWERS – Siegfried Family / Open BULLETINS – Open CHILD BULLETINS – Open GREETERS – Dale & Chris Vliet ACOLYTE – Kevin Lechner LAY READER – Dewayne Heller USHERS – Consistory June 10 – 10:15 A.M. FLOWERS – Pat & Dennis Muthard / Open BULLETINS – Open CHILD. BULLETINS – Open GREETERS –Charles Berthoud & Dottie Brechter ACOLYTE – Lauren Mantz LAY READER – Jerry Hittinger USHERS – Dave & Norma Faust, Dan Cruttenden, Charles Berthoud June 17 – 9:30 A.M. FLOWERS – Dottie Brechter / Open BULLETINS – Open CHILD. BULLETINS – Open GREETERS – Norma Faust & Jim Goldman ACOLYTE – Abby Burnette LAY READER – Craig Johnson USHERS – Dewayne & Mary Ann Heller Steve & Monna Lou Henninger June 24 – 9:30 A.M. FLOWERS – Cruttenden Family / Lawrence Olah BULLETINS – Paul & Suzanne Olah CHILD. BULLETINS – Paul Olah, Jr. GREETERS – Dewayne & Mary Ann Heller ACOLYTE – Ashley Knause LAY READER – Randi Johnson USHERS – Craig & Randi Johnson Jim Goldman & Jerry Hittinger

NAZARETH FOOD BANK Your Items to bring in this month: Items for a

summer picnic or cookout.

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Dear Dryland Members,

A couple of weeks ago I had to sadly announce that the two candidates our committee was very excited to hear in a neutral pulpit were no longer candidates. One chose a job much closer to their current home. The second began to question what direction they wished to go with their career and sadly demonstrated some qualities we did not think were in the best interest of Dryland. So our committee chose to not pursue them as a candidate any further. We re-opened our profile on the Conference website and are now receiving new profiles to review.

When the committee started this process we were told the usual minimum length of time it takes to find a new pastor is 18 months. We are approaching that minimum now. It is not an easy task. Please have faith that we are trying. We are being as transparent as the process allows. We all agreed to maintain the highest level of confidentiality as directed by the Penn Northeast Conference.

The committee recognizes how frustrating and disappointing our current position is. We committed ourselves to trying to find the best match for our church. In that spirit we press onward. We have faith that when the right person (the one the Lord is sending to us) comes our way things will progress quickly and without a hitch. We ask your continued support, patience and most of all prayers!

In Christian Faith and Love, Heidi Singer Committee Chairperson

MEMBERS OF THE MONTH NEWLY CONFIRMED CONFIRMANDS

Abby Burnette, Ashley Knause, Kevin Lechner, Lauren Mantz

We welcome these new members to our family at Dryland. Please make them feel

welcome and encourage them to keep being a part of the family here at Dryland.

Remember, these young people are the future that will continue to make our family grow!

Nominated by: Kathy I. Peters, Breeze Editor

Pray for These people…

Family of Yvonne Johnson, Family of Betty Heckman, Family of Daniel Duignam,

Family of Gladys Laubach, Rich Durn, Marie Frey, Robert Lutsey, Betsy Kressler, Jim Knappenberger, Lisa, baby Nash, sister Jean, Dennis Abruzzi, the White family, the victims and families of the TX high school shooting. Long-term Prayer Concerns: Sandi Berry, Al Frey, Jim Karch, Sonny Laubach, Wayne Lilly, Barbara Moon, Lewis and JoAnn Moon, Grayce Raven, Ken Raven, Jakob Raven Our Service People: Airman Patrick Jones, Spec 4 Logan Koch, CPT Scott Lechner, TSGT Paul Moore, TSGT Krystina Moore, LTC Paul Olah, Ensign Seth Watlington, PO2 Rodger Nagy

Welcome to our new confirmands:

- Abby Burnette, daughter of David and Renee Burnett

- Ashley Knause, daughter of Dean and Amy Knause

- Kevin Lechner, son of Eric and Jill Lechner - Lauren Mantz, daughter of Dan and Jennifer

Mantz We are happy you have joined our family at Dryland. Confirmation does not mean graduation or goodbye. We hope to see you continue your service here at Dryland! You are the future!

The Good News Ringers are already looking ahead to June and hope you will join us on June 10th for Handbell Music Sunday. We will be playing pieces that touch and inspire us. Contact any bell choir member

or contact me at 610-759-7844 or crrrn51@yahoo.com if you are interested in joining us in the future! Thanks, Carol Rice

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Children and Youth Ministry News!

Vacation Bible School will be held June 18-22, 2018 from 5:30-8 pm with our VBS program being held on Sunday, June 24 at the 9:30 am service. Cost is $5 per child to help cover the cost of supplies and food. A family dinner will be held each night from 5:30-6 pm. To register, contact Dr. Beth via email at drylandyouth@gmail.com with the following information: Child's Name, age, grade entering in the fall.

Rev. Richard Solliday will also be running an adult Bible Study during VBS, as everyone enjoyed this class so much last year! Please email Dr. Beth if you will be attending so we can be sure to have enough materials for the "big kids" as well!

Dr. Beth Peters-Ferrara

Congratulations to Jason and Melanie Motts on the birth of their daughter, Evelyn Kay Motts. Evelyn was born on April 19, weighed 7 lbs, 11 oz, and was 19” long. Big sister Emilia is thrilled to have a baby sister, and all are doing well!

We send our deepest sympathy to the families

of the following for their loss of a loved one: Betty Heckman, passed on May 11, 2018 Yvonne Johnson, passed on May 24, 2018 Please know that they are now with our Father in

Heaven and were sent home for eternal peace.

Summer breakfasts are back! Starting Sunday, June 3rd, we will again be hosting our Sunday summer breakfast! June 3rd and June 10th, we will hold the breakfast at 8:30 am. Starting

June 17th, breakfast will be held at 8:00 am. Standard breakfast items always available, and there may even be a surprise each week! The cost is $5 per person. Come, join us! Thank you so much for your patronage of our Third Thursday Dinners over the past 9 months. We are on hiatus now for the summer, but will see you in September!

July 14 - Beach Party Buffet, 4 – 6 pm

Only $12 per person. Surf's up, the sounds of

the summer are here. Wear your best beach

outfit to this dinner! Barbecued Ribs, Barbecued

Chicken, Burgers, and Hot Dogs from the outside

grill. Baked Fish and Steamed Clams (Extra $4

for a bag of 12) from the ocean. Treat yourself

to a Smoothie at the Smoothie Bar. Choices

include Strawberry, Strawberry Banana, or Pina

Colada. Vegetables include Corn on or off the

Cob, Baked Potato Skins, and Cole Slaw.

Beverages included. Desire dessert? Watch for

the Ice Cream Vendor to go by! TICKETS NOW

ON SALE – contact Rich at 484-894-9799,

Karen at 610-504-1158 or the church office at

610-759-4444. NOTE – Only 130 seats for this

event. Last day to order tickets is Sunday,

July 8.

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4 Jacob Wessner 6 Abby Burnette, Michael Ryan 8 Sharon Laubach 10 Adam Mazarul 11 Renee Berthoud, Bryce Fogel, Shjon Watlington,

Trevor Watlington 13 Carl Gerhart, Patricia Muthard 14 Kyle Perkins 15 Jaden Snyder 16 Michael Erceg, Meghan Moser 17 Dan Elinich, Eleanor Mann 18 Linda Lockard 20 Scott Heller, Diane Wessner, Jenny Intrepido 24 David Burnette, Brady Jones 25 Jennifer Gallagher, Patricia Johnson 26 Terry Koch 27 Mike Carl 29 Troy Watlington 30 Aaron Lockard

1 Mr. & Mrs. Bret Brinker 33 years 4 Mr. & Mrs. Timm Tenges 41 years 6 Mr. & Mrs. Dean Knause 20 years 7 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Snoke 21 years 9 Mr. & Mrs. Greg Teitsworth 17 years 10 Mr. & Mrs. Eric Knopp 7 years 13 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Wenrich 48 years 14 Mr. & Mrs. Norman Post 43 years 15 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bader 16 years 19 Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Rice 8 years 23 Mr. & Mrs. Jay Watlington 28 years 24 Mr. & Mrs. Carey Laubach 40 years Mr. & Mrs. Steven Mosser 11 years

Annabelle Day – 9/24/28, Gracedale, SW1,

Room 5, 2 Gracedale Avenue, Nazareth, PA 18064

Bill Day – 8/10/27, Gracedale, SW1, Room 5, 2 Gracedale Avenue, Nazareth, PA 18064

Janet Day – 1/29/27, 484-893-6514 Country Meadows, Room 519,

4005 Green Pond Road, Bethlehem, PA 18020 Eleanor Hahn – 12/9/23, 610-748-0049 Saucon Valley Manor, Room 24, 1050 Main St.,

Hellertown, PA 18055 Naomi Hunt – 12/10/27, 610-759-4558

316 Park Avenue, Bethlehem, PA 18020 Willard Setzer – 2/10/28, Alexandria Manor,

Room 226, 7 S New Street, Nazareth, PA 18064

The John Sofka Scholarship is available to college bound students in 2018. Please complete an application, (below, or available in the church office). The scholarships will be disbursed to students in mid-August. Deadline to apply is August 5th. John Sofka Memorial Fund Scholarship Application

Name Address City State Zip Home Phone Number Cell Phone Number High School Graduate Yes or No Year Of High School Graduation Name Of High School Attended Address Of High School College Or Trade School Planning To Attend / Attending Program Intending To Enter Degree Or Certificate Intended To Earn

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CONSISTORY – 2018 Officers President – Shawn Ferrara (D) Vice President – Dale Vliet (E) Secretary – Beth Peters-Ferrara (E) Treasurer – Dewayne Heller (E) Committees Church and Ministry – Dan Cruttenden (E) Evangelism – Dale Vliet (E) Finance – Dewayne Heller (E) Inside & Outside Property – Steve Henninger (E) Missions – Tracy Jones (E) Music & Worship – Linda Atwood (D) Stewardship – Nancy Catino (E)

MEET YOUR CONSISTORY Beth Peters-Ferrara – Consistory Secretary /

Christian Education Committee Chair Dr. Beth Peters-Ferrara has been overseeing Children & Youth Ministries and Christian Education at Dryland UCC since September 2014. Beth is a 1997 graduate from Nazareth High School. From there she went on to earn two BA degrees in Social Work and Psychology from Cedar Crest College, a M.Ed. in Secondary School Counseling from Lehigh University, an Ed.D. in Pastoral Community Counseling from Argosy University where she was also recognized in the National Society of Collegiate Scholars for completing her doctorate program with a 4.0 GPA, and she has completed 27 credits towards a M.Div. degree from Chicago Theological Seminary. Beth is a proud member of Psi Chi, Alpha Psi Omega, Phi Alpha, and Alpha Kappa Delta. She is also a Board Member for the Lehigh Valley Chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, is a certified Sexual Assault counselor through the PA Coalition Against Rape, is trained through the US Army Once Source program to work with veterans and their families in dealing with combat stress, deployment, and PTSD; and is a certified Youth and Adult Mental Health First Aid Responder. Beth has spent time professionally at Cedar Crest College as an adjunct professor; First Presbyterian Church of Bethlehem as the Mission and Outreach Coordinator, Youth Band Praise & Worship Leader, Youth Group Leader, and Emotional Wellness Committee Member; the Lehigh Valley Charter HS for the Arts as a Guidance Counselor; Monocacy Counseling Associates as a private therapist; Pinebrook Family Services as an At-Risk Summer Program Supervisor; Crime Victims Council of the

Lehigh Valley as a Rape/Sexual Assault counselor and Outreach Educator for community groups and college students; and numerous high schools throughout the Lehigh Valley as both a choreographer and theatre director. She is also a Disney Travel agent which she describes as her “own personal form of therapy!” Her research interests are broad as she is interested in studying numerous facets of mental illness and how the disease not only affects individuals that are struggling with a diagnosis, but also those that they are close to such as friends and family members. Specifically, she is interested in how mental illness affects those in the field of ministry. Her dissertation research was based upon depression, stress and burnout among pastors and how self-care techniques can combat these effects. Her reason for choosing this topic is due to the lack of research that has been done on how clergy deal with psychological strain specifically when it manifests as depression and/or suicidality. While previous studies have looked at the relationship between depression, suicidality and religious strain, this study looked more in depth at what causes a pastor to get into a downward spiral of depression leading to thoughts of and/or suicidal behavior, as well as what can be done to help combat this issue both societally and spiritually. Beth has had multiple articles published in the Kids Peace Journal Healing Magazine and is looking forward to the National publication of her dissertation. Beth is eager to continue studying and conducting research in order to publish more literature on important topics within the mental health field that include a Biblical/Spiritual component. Aside from career and academics – Beth does have a personal life! Beth is married to Shawn and they have 1 daughter (Lydia) and 2 sons (Carter and Brandon). Beth is an overly excited Disney fan and loves anything and everything about Disney – including going there as much as she possibly can! She is also a huge Red Sox fan, loves reading, theatre, music, singing and going for walks and runs. And of course spending time with her amazing Certified Therapy Dog Skyler! Beth is currently the Emotional Support Therapist at the Easton Arts Academy Elementary Charter School.

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CHRISTIAN EDUCATION COMMITTEE – RESPONSIBILITY SUMMARY

Work with and make recommendations to the Consistory and/or Congregation on basic policies and procedures including curriculum, promotion policies and space use arrangements. Supervise the work and training of church school staff.

INSIDE/OUTSIDE PROPERTY REPORT Meeting Minutes - items completed this month

- Continue in the process of cleaning up the key list and having keys returned to the church for reuse.

- Contractor completed basement steps tread and landing replacement.

- Picked up downed branches at perimeter of church property.

- Cherry trees stumps have been ground. - Pulled weeds in flower beds. - Replaced light bulbs in closet 1 and outside

main entrance breeze-way. - Placed caution cones around sinkhole on

West side of CEC. - Alarm Box at CEC Entrance was inspected,

and all is in working order. Stephen R Henninger, Chair

MISSIONS REPORT Dryland will be helping with the Loaves and Fishes Free Community Lunch on Saturday June 23rd. We will need 5 volunteers to help from 10:30-1:30 at St. John’s UCC in Nazareth. Please see Tracy Jones or Linda Lechner if you would like to help.

Dryland will also be helping with the Nazareth Community Summer Lunch program during the week of July 16-20th. We are in need of 6 volunteers each day (11:15-1:30 shift) at Nazareth Moravian Church. Sign up for the whole week or a single day… all help is greatly appreciated!! Please see the sign-up sheet on the Missions bulletin board.

Please consider supporting Casey and Michael Creyer, members of Dryland who are fundraising to adopt Augustine (Gus), a 2 year old from Albania with Down Syndrome. They are partnering with Both Hands Foundation and will be serving a widow (Ms. Shirley) with home repairs, landscaping and deep cleaning while raising funds

for their adoption. Want to help? Tax deductible donations can be made by mail or online. Mail: checks can be made payable to Both Hands Foundation, PO Box 2713, Brentwood, TN 37024. (Write CREYER#417 in the memo line). Online: BothHands.org/creyer-417

Tracy Jones, Chair

MUSIC and WORSHIP REPORT We have been blessed to have Susan Bostian

filling in as Choir Director, pianist, and organist over the past several months. She is now our official Music Director. Welcome! Also, thanks to Joyce Hittinger for making sure that we had vincas for Mother's Day and geraniums for Pentecost.

In discussing what the service will look like in the summer, we would like to reach out to all of our musicians. I know you are out there! Many of you are vocalists and instrumentalists who may not want to be a regular member of the choir or may be nervous about coming forward. We would love to hear you sing and play! Please contact Susan or myself if you are interested.

Linda Atwood, Chair

EVANGELISM AND STEWARDSHIP COMMITTEES

The joint committee met Thursday, May 17. Present were Nancy Catino, Kathy Peters, Monna Lou Henninger, Dale Vliet, Richard and Linda Solliday, and Susan Heller.

Dale Vliet reported he obtained the church’s small game of chance license. Different options were discussed for future fundraisers with the license.

The committee did an overview of the church’s membership. There will be sporadic communication from the committee to the congregation. Please check your e-mail for any information from this committee. Phone calls will also be made to members on a personal attempt to catch up with our members.

Our goal is to work as a team, improve communication with the congregation, as well as growth. Any input is appreciated to meet the needs of all.

We welcome more members to join us. Thank you.

Nancy Catino, Chair

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TREASURER’S REPORT

The cash receipt and expenditure activity for the period April 1, 2018 thru April 30, 2018. The category Current-Mission-Property encompasses the options on the weekly giving envelop. These costs cover the basic needs to keep your church operational (i.e salaries, utililties, insurance, property maintenance). The Capital category is refering to the capital section of the giving envelope. The monies here are applied to the loan obtained for the santuary renovation in 2009. Giant Card program is another way to support the church through Giant Markets giving back 5% of total sales made through obtaing a Giant Gift Card. The Note area is a guide to keep us on target for meeting our commitments. With the covenant made between each one of us and with God, we can support the programs offered by our Dryland family. Thank You for your support to the programs offered by your Dryland family.

God Bless, Dewayne Heller, Treasurer Craig Johnson, Asst. Treasurer

Finance Committee: Dewayne Heller, Craig Johnson, Jerry Hittinger, Monna Lou Henninger, Steve Henninger, Karen Lambert

SAFETY & SECURITY TASK FORCE REPORT The consistory approved the formation of a Safety & Security Task Force Committee to take a proactive stance against the following potential dangerous areas.

Current events in our nation regarding violent acts taking lives in our schools and churches. o Consistory approved locking doors 15

minutes after services start. We notified all outside groups to secure the doors after their activities begin as well.

Property loss due to theft.

Property loss due to fire. o In 2017, Dryland was very fortunate in

this area. An air handler motor was overheating. Fortunately, the kitchen

committee was coming in that morning and smelled a strong odor. Immediate investigation began to find the source of the odor and take corrective action to prevent additional damage. Even though we have detection to notify individuals in the building of a potential hazardous situation, at the time we had no external communications to notify emergency personnel. In short, with no one in the building, no one would have known of a problem until you externally saw smoke or flames.

To begin addressing these areas, five major tasks identified are (no particular order to complete):

Keyless entry

Video Surveillance

Fire Alarm Panel replacement

Connect fire alarm panel for 9-1-1 monitoring

Smoke detection throughout the facility Current Project Status

Fire Alarm Panel Replacement - Simplex Grinnell completed installation October 2017.

Installation of telephone line for 9-1-1 connectivity – Verizon completed installation of telephone line November 2017.

Connect Fire Alarm Panel for 9-1-1 monitoring; Simplex Grinnell completed installation December 2017.

Keyless Entry o Received quote to provide keyless entry

and replace key tumblers for all outside doors ($5,500.00) Keyless entry installed on the two

rear entrance doors. Units are programmable for up to 1000 access codes. All outside door tumblers replaced and keyed with a new master key for emergency use only.

Smoke Detection for entire building o Received quote from Simplex Grinnell to

install smoke detection ($11,775.00) Smoke detection devices in all

classrooms, restrooms, kitchen, CEC, CEC storage rooms, Sanctuary, basement, and boiler room (CO2 detection).

Devices will be zoned within the fire alarm panel so we know from which area the alarm was initiated.

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When devices are activated, signal is sent thru the fire alarm panel to notify emergency personnel.

Video Surveillance o Received quote for 6 cameras with DVD

unit ($2,000.00) System can be monitored and

administered remotely (PC or iPhone/android).

Recommendation

To provide adequate protection to the best of our ability, for both human concerns and property, we need to implement installation of the keyless entry and smoke detection. The video surveillance is a nice add-on that would help solve an issue, but it would not prevent an issue. For that, reason we will need to have the funds before any installation would happen for video surveillance.

As we have said in the past, it is important to complete these tasks as soon as possible without financing the cost.

Therefore, as cost estimates are obtained, we will fundraise, donations, etc. to meet those costs. Now that we have costs, and an account balance of $5,204.00, the options to move forward to complete Keyless Entry and Smoke Detection by August 31, 2018 are: Option 1: Obtain total cost of $12,071.00 through donations, fundraising by August 1, 2018. Option 2: Obtain total cost of $12,071.00 through donations, fundraising, Memorial Fund by August 1, 2018. Note: Monies borrowed from the Memorial Fund must be replaced unless otherwise noted.

We realize this is an exception to our policy where funds need to be secured before implementing the project. However, where safety is involved, we seriously and prayerfully need to reconsider our position. There is always the argument we did not have these protections in the past, so why now. Sometimes, waiting is too late. As well, it conflicts with our objective of being PROACTIVE to provide a safe environment for worship and fellowship.

We anxiously await and encourage your feedback.

God Bless. Steve Henninger, Hugh Harris, Jerry Hittinger

Dewayne Heller, Shawn Ferrara

DRYLAND STAFF

Rev. David R. Schnaars Home Phone: 610-760-9505 Cell Phone: 570-498-4273 Email: drschanaars@live.com

Dr. Beth Peters-Ferrara, Director of Christian Education and Youth Ministry Coordinator

Cell phone 610-554-0433 Chris Vliet, Church Secretary Kathy Peters, Breeze Editor Susan Bostian, Music & Choir Director Carol Rice, Bell Choir Director Dewayne Heller, Treasurer Craig Johnson, Assistant Treasurer Jerry Hittinger, Financial Secretary Shawn Ferrara, President of Consistory Dawn Trapp, Sexton Church phone 610-759-4444 Fax phone 610-759-5888 Breeze e-mail: Kdrybreezekip@gmail.com Church e-mail address: drylandoffice@rcn.com Website: www.drylanducc.org

Honor Your Flag June 14, 2018

Category April Receipts

April Expense

April Balance

YTD Receipts

YTD Expense

YTD Balance

Current-Mission-Property $15,237.31 $12,905.35 $2,331.96 $50,386.00 $50,940.34 -$554.34

Capital (Mortgage) $1,915.25 $1,625.46 $289.79 $7,810.10 $6,501.84 $1,308.26

Giant Card Program $2,000.00 $1,900.00 $100.00 $7,150.00 46,792.50 $357.50

All Category Balance $19,052.56 $16,430.81 $2,621.75 $64,988.60 $64,234.68 $753.92

NOTE:

2018 Budget (exclude Capital) $186,691.00 Monthly Receipts Required $15,557.58 Weekly Receipts Required $3,590.21

2018 Budget (Capital) $19,506.00 Monthly Receipts Required $1,625.46 Weekly Receipts Required $406.37