Category Archives: For Lay Members

Easter Joy

Happy Easter from the Western North Carolina Conference Lay Organization to YOU!

Without Easter (By Joanna Fuchs)

Without Easter,
there would be no hope of heaven.
Without the hope of heaven,
there would be no repentance,
no personal transformation,
no attempt to follow biblical principles.
Without Easter, the world would be in chaos and darkness.
Jesus’ death and resurrection means we can be reborn,
to live better, to do better, to shine light into the shadows.
Hallelujah!

May God bless your home with the warmth of His Peace, Your Hearts with the wonder of His Love and your life with the beauty of His Joy.

We look forward to your attendance at the 2015 Jack and Jill Extrava-ganza: “A Showcasing of the Arts” on April 11, 2015 at St. James A.M.E. Church, Winston-Salem, NC at 12 Noon.

Thank you for your willingness to serve!

Easter Joy

Living Legacy Award

The Second District of the African Methodist Episcopal Church takes joy in recognizing those unique women and men have and continue to significantly bring change to our churches and communities. The following two lay persons from the Western North Carolina received the Living Legacy Award at Founders Day 2015:

Sister Shirely Sheares and Brother Robert Lindsay

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WNCCLO 2015 Membership Drive

The Western North Carolina Conference Lay Organization 2015 membership drive has begun! Membership dues are $6.00 for adults and $3.00 for youths, 18 years old and under.  Membership dues must be current for voting and delegate privileges.

The WNCCLO election for Biennial delegates is scheduled for March 14, 2015. Membership dues must be received on or before February 17, 2015 for voting and delegate privileges in the Biennial election. Please send your membership dues to the Credential/Membership Chair, Sister Janie Wilson, and 2716 Hopkins St., Raleigh, NC 27603.

Black Lives Matter

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The leadership in the Connectional AME Church designated Sunday, December 14, 2014 as “Black Life Matters Sunday”. All AME Church members were asked to wear black on December 14th to show solidarity for human kind. Emmanuel AME Church is always willing to support the cause of social justice.

Thank you in advance,

Reverend Anita M. Thompson, Pastor

Shirley L. Smith, Reporter

Wanda Alexander, Photographer

Funds Outside the Pews

 

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Greetings brothers and sisters!

While you are doing your internet search and online shopping, please utilize Goodsearch & Goodshop and please select Western North Carolina Lay Organization as your cause.

The “goodshop” donates a percentage of each purchase to a cause (Western North Carolina Lay Organization) of your choice at no extra cost to you.  When we use “goodsearch” we receive a “penny” for every search.

This is a way everyone can support the Western North Carolina Lay Organization without taking funds from the pews!